"No man left behind" -- or, with the Great Pretender, maybe just one?

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Fox News: American POW's fate could hang in balance as US, Afghanistan struggle to strike security pact​

Efforts to search for America's only living POW currently held by the Taliban could be seriously set back if the U.S. and Afghanistan governments cannot agree on a vital security pact.

The Obama administration has set a new deadline of Jan. 28 for Afghan President Hamid Karzai to sign the agreement, which would provide U.S. troops with protections they need in order to stay after 2014.

But few think the unpredictable Afghan president will sign before he leaves office in April. And military experts say that without an agreement, all U.S. troops will likely be pulled from the country at the end of this year.

For Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, who was captured by the Taliban in 2009 and traded to a Pakistani faction known as the Haqqani group, failure to sign the security agreement could be a death sentence, officials say -- as it would make it increasingly difficult to track him and secure his safe release.

This is unconscionable. "No man left behind" has been an unofficial motto of the United States military since the Marines were formed in 1775. But not with this "president." Not with the traitor occupying the White House. Like Iran paying Iraq not to sign agreements with the U.S. to allow troops to remain after the war ended there, undoubtedly there is similar meddling going on with Karzai's Afghanistan. Our "leader" hasn't the male reproductive organs to order troops to find Sgt. Bergdahl at all costs.

He utterly disgusts me.