- It is good that Bergdahl is no longer with the Taliban. He belongs to us.
- Since the administration claims that they needed to move quickly due to Bergdahl's "deteriorating condition," a full, unredacted medical report must be issued, preferably to the public, but at a minimum to Congress.
- If the administration lied about his medical condition and simply ignored the law for whatever purpose, then it clearly has less respect for the law than any previous Presidential administration-- including Nixon's. Not just for this matter, but for this on top of all of the other times they have treated the law as malleable or irrelevant.
- A full military investigation needs to happen expeditiously.
- If Bergdahl deserted, he needs to be subject to a court martial and punished as severely as allowed within the code, especially since men died searching for him.
- If it is found that Bergdahl collaborated with the enemy, he should be executed. Honorable men died for him.
Edited to add:
So, if terrorists we're fighting make it a "war" w "POWs" why is Obama regime still insisting on prosecuting al-Qaeda in civilian court?
— Tammy Bruce (@HeyTammyBruce) June 3, 2014She's right.
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