Jimmy Carter and His Cabinet Face Public Scrutiny over Afghanistan's fall – No Surprise

On January 13th, the official announcement of Afghanistan's fall to the Soviets took place. The

press showed little surprise, considering the cabinet's weak attempts to create medical kits,

which, unfortunately, were not focused on the troops. When questioned about taking

responsibility, the Secretary of State unequivocally admitted fault, delving into the deep-seated

issue of the cabinet's inability to fully agree, leading to compromised decisions.

"Considering your consistent failures, is it fair to say that this cabinet does not anticipate a

positive response from Americans in the upcoming election?" questioned by sabella Doss (IPC

delegate). Secretary of Transportation Brock Adams responded boldly, asserting that President

Carter, having risen from poverty to become president, was performing admirably.

This encapsulates the key moments of the announcement – stay tuned for updates on the

cabinet's next steps.

Reported by Isabella M. Doss (IPC delegate MUNUM 2024)