CENTCOM's Gen. Kenneth McKenzie says he 'was under no pressure' to conduct drone strike that killed Afghan civilians, takes 'full responsibility' [video]

For the past month, inquiring minds have wanted to know if Joe Biden would ever take responsibility for the botched airstrike that killed innocent Afghan civilians, seven of whom were children.

Well, for now, anyway, it looks like Biden doesn’t have to take responsibility for any of it. Because CENTCOM Commander Gen. Kenneth McKenzie fell on his sword today on the second day of the Afghanistan withdrawal hearing:

General McKenzie takes full responsibility for botched airstrike on Afghan civilians pic.twitter.com/eXeQZpX6as

— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) September 29, 2021

So, end of story? It seems like Gen. McKenzie’s statement actually raises some further questions.

Last week, Jen Psaki refused to say if anyone would be held accountable for the drone strike. Now that General McKenzie has taken full responsibility, what does that mean going forward?

What does that mean? By taking "full responsibility"?

— Becky Lannon 🐘🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🍊🍊 (@beckylannon) September 29, 2021

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"full responsibility" ? So, what's that mean, then?

Probably just saying that he takes full responsibility. No actual consequences will be involved. https://t.co/cFHWe4dxPW

— Woodrat, Rural Untouchable, Probable Spam (@m_woodrat) September 29, 2021

So where is the resignation? https://t.co/xsu3T62R4M

— Dirk 🇺🇸 (@yobrownstar) September 29, 2021

https://twitter.com/GoalieMedic37/status/1443226494445228032

https://twitter.com/JQSPatriot/status/1443221201149743109

https://twitter.com/Dusty9510/status/1443221229863899144

We won’t get one from Joe Biden. Will we get one from Gen. McKenzie?