There is good reason to fear that President Obama will grant a pardon to Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl before he leaves office.  Doing so would save the embarrassment of reliving the Rose Garden address with Bergdahl’s parents, the unwarranted praise lavished on him, and most of all, the harms Bergdahl inflicted ion his brothers and sisters in arms. Eloquent testimony of the harm Bergdahl's inflicted comes from retired U.S. Navy senior chief James Hatch, one of the people assigned to rescue Bergdahl after he deserted his post and was captuired by the enemy. Hatch is no fake: CNN interviewed him on his rescue mission. But even better is his personal testimony on his own website, Jimmyhatch.com: First off, let me introduce myself.  My name is James Hatch, I am a retired US Navy Senior Chief and I worked for the majority of my career in Naval Special Warfare.  My career ended in July of 2009, while I was assigned to a task force in Afghanistan.  One...(Read Full Post)