Senator Markwayne Mullin's hold on Lt. Gen. Christopher T. Donahue's promotion signals potential political repercussions for military leaders associated with the Afghanistan withdrawal.
General Donahue was the last American service member to leave Afghanistan, overseeing the chaotic end of a 20-year conflict, and his career places him at a crossroads.
Senator Mullin's actions could indicate a larger struggle within the GOP regarding accountability for military decisions stemming from the Trump administration's withdrawal plan.
Criticism against General Donahue raises questions about how the U.S. military leadership will be viewed and treated as new political dynamics emerge.
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