In 2011 a federal judge ruled that one of the five Taliban terror leaders traded by the White House for Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl nine days ago was too dangerous to consider releasing, even if he had little chance of ever receiving a trial.
The same Obama administration that downplayed the likelihood Khairulla Said Wali Khairkhwa could return to the battlefield against the U.S. argued three years ago that he should be denied habeas corpus rights and kept locked away in an orange jumpsuit at the Guantanamo Bay detention facility.
The U.S. solicitor general's office, arguing on behalf of the president – the named defendant in a federal lawsuit – told the court that Khairkhwa was in the class of terrorists who were actively involved in the leadership of a group that killed Americans.
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This should not surprise anyone. Obama will do what he wants because America has no Republican Senator or House member with the balls to bring a vote of impeachment to the floor. And for the record, I'm a Republican.
ReplyDeleteSo whats is it going to take for the impeachment process to start...this terrorist guy bombing an airport or worse?
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