It seems very shady that Hillary Clinton,  Obama, FBI, DOJ,  and now Huma Abedin have committed treason and nothing is being done to correct their acts; but, we have military personnel who have been sent to prison.  One in particular was Army 1Lt Clint Lorance who was serving in Afghanistan and was leading a patrol when a U.S. helicopter radioed that a motorcycle was sitting outside of the village near a road used only by the Taliban.

When the motorcycle started gunning toward the platoon, Lorance ordered his marksman to fire.

Two of the riders were killed.  The other was captured in the village, where days earlier a U.S. soldier was shot in the neck.  Without a doubt, these men posed a threat to Lorance’s platoon.  Lorance, as the commanding officer, knew he was responsible for getting every single one of his soldiers back to base alive.

Can you believe Lorance was convicted of murder and sentenced to 20 years at Fort Leavenworth.  In time of war, what would have Obama done – he probably would have joined up with the motorcycle gang and tried to kill the Americans.

In fact, we have 11 other wrongly accused soldiers who are sitting behind bars at Fort Leavenworth and yet we have the governors in California and New York releasing drug dealers out of prison and putting them back out on the street.  There is definitely something wrong with this picture.

When Obama’s term came to an end, he refused to commute Lorance’s sentence; but, instead, Obama commuted the sentence of traitor Bradley Manning, who leaked sensitive national security information and put our troops at risk.

Obama also commuted the sentence of Puerto Rican nationalist Oscar Rivera who was serving 50 years in prison for plotting to overthrow the U.S. government and whose group killed four Americans in a New York City bombing in 1975.

And, of course, he pardoned and commuted the sentences of hundreds of criminal cocaine and heroin dealers.

Obama let traitors, drug dealers, and murderers out of prison early – while Lorance and 11 other soldiers are left rotting in prison and Lorance is left to serve a 20-year sentence for protecting his men on the battlefield.

What an injustice.  It is time for Lorance to be given a Presidential Pardon.  The 11 cases need to be revisited.

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