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obama is the first president in history to defy the war powers resolution. libs ***** and moan about bushs illegal wars. how does it feel when the shoe is on the other foot?
obama is the first president in history to defy the war powers resolution. libs ***** and moan about bushs illegal wars. how does it feel when the shoe is on the other foot?
They will go shoeless before admitting the crimes of their dear leader.
So Obama has to formally request Congress for approval to continue in Libya and he has not done it yet. Article also says this was done in the past by Reagan and Clinton.
So those declaring the President is breaking the law..he's doing it with collusion of Congress who is also not saying anything.
Obama likely to miss deadline for congressional approval of Libya operations - The Washington Post
President Obama appears likely to miss a legal deadline Friday — set under the terms of a 1973 law — that requires him to obtain congressional approval for U.S. military operations in Libya.
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As of Thursday, however, the White House had still not formally requested that approval.
Congressional leaders, for their part, said very little about the deadline being missed. That might indicate they are willing to let the White House ignore a law that has been derided by some as unconstitutional."
obama is the first president in history to defy the war powers resolution. libs ***** and moan about bushs illegal wars. how does it feel when the shoe is on the other foot?
This war in Libya was such a bad idea from the start, no clear mission, no clear goals, and now 0bama can't even be bothered to speak of it, and wishes it would go away.
Well Mr. President, Libya is not going away, so what the hell is your foreign policy with regards to Libya????
Well I hope you start saying the same of Obama.
He went into Libya with NO approval of funding.
Isn't that one worse than what you claim Bush did ?
He has, but for posters to start complaining now, and berated others for complaining during the Bush administration as "unamerican" should be called on it.
Immediately after I discovered that my President lied to me about weapons of mass destruction, I was screaming we should get out of Iraq and impeach the idiot we had in office before now.
But to start complaining about paying for military operations is a bit late. The government has been doing this since Truman was in office. Our grand parents and parents gave the President to much power, and now you can't get it back without major laws, that won't be passed.
You know why they won't be passed? Because when Republicans win the white house, they want to be able to do it all again.
Its hypocritical.
If you read an earlier post, I said I want congress to have to declare war for anything we do militarily outside of our country.
This war in Libya was such a bad idea from the start, no clear mission, no clear goals, and now 0bama can't even be bothered to speak of it, and wishes it would go away.
Well Mr. President, Libya is not going away, so what the hell is your foreign policy with regards to Libya????
If he says nothing and Congress says nothing and let's this continue as is..then what ? Who is going to speak up ?
Congress won't take this up until the President requests it and he has not requested this and Congress is doing nothing.
So Obama has to formally request Congress for approval to continue in Libya and he has not done it yet. Article also says this was done in the past by Reagan and Clinton.
So those declaring the President is breaking the law..he's doing it with collusion of Congress who is also not saying anything.
Obama likely to miss deadline for congressional approval of Libya operations - The Washington Post
President Obama appears likely to miss a legal deadline Friday — set under the terms of a 1973 law — that requires him to obtain congressional approval for U.S. military operations in Libya.
..
As of Thursday, however, the White House had still not formally requested that approval.
Congressional leaders, for their part, said very little about the deadline being missed. That might indicate they are willing to let the White House ignore a law that has been derided by some as unconstitutional."
Oh, but don't you know, this administration had redefined
the rules
“Well, we would welcome congressional support,” the Secretary said, “but I don’t think that this kind of internationally authorized intervention where we are one of a number of countries participating to enforce a humanitarian mission is the kind of unilateral action that either I or President Obama was speaking of several years ago.” - Hillary Clinton
Libya is a humanitarian effort, it's not war - don't
you know
Oh, but don't you know, this administration had redefined
the rules
“Well, we would welcome congressional support,” the Secretary said, “but I don’t think that this kind of internationally authorized intervention where we are one of a number of countries participating to enforce a humanitarian mission is the kind of unilateral action that either I or President Obama was speaking of several years ago.” - Hillary Clinton
Libya is a humanitarian effort, it's not war - don't
you know
The Truman administration redefined the rule. So did the Reagan, Clinton, and both Bush administrations
Complaining about it now is partisan.
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