[Sarajevo]

Orangedog does have a valid argument. It was a Republican Senate that failed to find Clinton guilty, and that was BS. Clinton was guilty as sin, but the next turd to hold that office wants to be able to use previous precedent to get away with the same thing.

OTOH, the military side of me does support what obama did by gaining Bergdahl's release. We don't leave our troops behind.
Any mis-deeds will be brought out in the ensuing investigation, and this won't cover up prior scandals for long.

[Orangedog]

The House doesn’t get a pass on slick’s intentionally botched impeachment. They could have impeached him on real charges but went for the blue dress bullshit because it was a better for fundraisers. The hacks on talk radio were more than happy to go along with that because sex sells and translates into ratings. But hey... Ken Star got a nice gig after it was all over.

[Sheapdog]

Unfortunately and to America’s shame we in fact do leave our soldiers behind.

Look into and check out on Amazon

Operation Keelhaul (WWII) - plenty of info on the web to sort through - not all mention the possibility of the US leaving over 10 to 20 thousand US troops knowingly behind in the Soviet Union.

Soldiers of Misfortune: Washington’s Secret Betrayal of American POWs in the Soviet Union [Hardcover]

Kiss the Boys Goodbye: How the United States Betrayed Its Own POWs in Vietnam

I’m not Anti-American or a dem just dealing with ugly truths
rather than patriotic but naive perceptions.