Biden sharply attacked at the RNC by the families of soldiers killed during the Afghanistan withdrawal

In an emotional moment, family members of those killed during the disastrous American withdrawal from Afghanistan spoke onstage at the Republican National Convention… and questioned the current president.

Members of the Gold Star family – relatives of the 13 American servicemen and women killed during the withdrawal from the Middle East three years ago – took the stage and described their interactions with Joe Biden And Donald Trump … and criticizes Biden for his administration’s response to her slain family.

The big moment began with a video of Biden looking at his watch at Andrew’s Air Force Base after the bodies were brought back from Afghanistan … and in confessional interviews, they said it seemed like he had better things to do.

Alicia And Hermann Lopez — the parents of Corporal Hunter Lopez who died during the evacuation – then spoke on stage, adding that Biden picked up the plane when the bodies of the 13 soldiers were returned to the US, but they claim he made that moment his own.

Instead of focusing on their tragedy, Biden repeatedly mentioned his son Beau Biden – who died of cancer – and did not focus on their loss… a moment of separation that still accompanies family members.

Another point of criticism: The families criticized Biden for never publicly announcing the names of their relatives and claimed during the debate that no one had died during the withdrawal – with Christy ShamblinMother-in-law of Marine Sgt. Nicole Geeand said when they met Trump, he knew the names of all their family members.

As you may know, 13 U.S. soldiers and approximately 170 Afghan civilians were killed by a suicide bomber at Kabul airport – a tragedy that the Department of Defense said could not have been avoided at the tactical level.

Nevertheless, Biden has been criticized for his administration’s handling of the situation – particularly the self-imposed deadline of August 31.

The names of all 13 service members killed in the incident were read from the stage and the families held up their pictures as well… with the crowd showing the families lots of love after their speeches and chants of “USA” and “Never forget” echoing through the room.