The Army completed its investigation last week into Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl's disappearance from a base in Afghanistan five years ago, but the Pentagon said Tuesday that it doesn't know when the report will be released.
'The investigating officer has done his work, but now that work is moving through the Army system, and at each stop ... there will ... be questions, requirements for clarification,' Army Colonel Steve Warren told reporters.
'So it's working its way through the system as would any other investigation.'
The results of the Army's probe into whether Bergdahl deserted his post will most certainly be withheld from the public until after November's elections, if it discloses its findings at all.
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Just what we would expect from this corrupt Obama administration.
ReplyDeleteLies, lies, and more lies. How much are we going to take before we demand that congress actually do something about all of this?
Traitor,line him up against a post and shoot him for Treason.
ReplyDeleteThe Dumbocrats want this to wait till after the election because the outroar from the public would cost them even more at the ballot box in November.
ReplyDeleteEveryone needs to know why they're hiding it and vote as if they already knew what was being hidden!
Kinda like hiding information from a jury...let them see all of the evidence - then decide for themselves......
In Washington, there's got to be a way to leak this...and, In Washington, we know if this was "good" news for the O'bama crew, it would be out there now. So, fair to assume it's not a favorable reveal. Wonder how they will chop up the 6 or 7 troop mates who confirm Bergdahl's desertion. Alternatively, maybe Bergdahl was just having mental health issues that are protected by HIPAA and can't be discussed.
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