BlindBoo
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Not "could" have.I found this interesting from that article.
The uproar over Bergdahl extended even to his hometown, the rural hamlet of Hailey, Idaho, where officials canceled plans to hold a celebration this month. They cited security concerns after being inundated with negative emails and angry phone calls.
Why he did it? Congress can't be trusted not to leak. The circus to follow could have scuttled the deal
Most certainly would have.
Besides, the answer would have been "NO!"
And that would have been the right answer
There is nothing in the NDAA that orders the executive branch to seek Congressional approval in this matter. It only required them to inform the defense, appropriations, and intelligence committees.
