Liz Cheney was met with a swift backlash after she blamed the “calamity” unfolding in Afghanistan on President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump.

“The Trump/Biden calamity unfolding in Afghanistan began with the Trump administration negotiating with terrorists and pretending they were partners for peace, and is ending with American surrender as Biden abandons the country to our terrorist enemies,” the Republican lawmaker wrote in a tweet on Saturday.

But Twitter users promptly criticized Cheney for failing to acknowledge her father Dick Cheney’s role in starting the war in Afghanistan. Dick Cheney was vice president to George W. Bush, whose administration initiated the invasion of Afghanistan following the September 11 attacks in 2001.

And Bob Clendenin simply replied: “With all due respect, you’ve got a lot of f**king nerve.”

Will Bunch, an opinion columnist for the Philadelphia Inquirer, joked: “When you’re not yet aware that Darth Vader is your father.”

Biden had set an August 31 deadline to fully withdraw combat forces from Afghanistan ahead of the 20th anniversary of the September 11 attacks.

But on Saturday, the president said he had authorized an additional 1,000 U.S. troops for deployment to Afghanistan, bringing the total number to 5,000, to ensure what he called “an orderly and safe drawdown” of American and allied personnel.