TNHarley
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With one snap of the orange fingers, MAGA hates the constitution, and thomas jefferson.Ah, great! Theres your "Congressional approval" then.![]()

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With one snap of the orange fingers, MAGA hates the constitution, and thomas jefferson.Ah, great! Theres your "Congressional approval" then.![]()

What in the Constitution limits the presidents ability to do military strikes? What exactly would we need to amend?No shit, retard. Thats not how the constitution works.
The constitution lays out the govs authority. When the people want them to have more authority, they make amendments.
You leftists have sat back and loved them creating authority, when you agree with it.... instead of doing it the right way.
The founders intent, and the american dream, are dead because of you big govt boot lickers.
Article 1, section 8. The declaration of war clause.What in the Constitution limits the presidents ability to do military strikes?
Im a bright red conservative

That states that "only Congress can formally declare war". Correct me if im wrong, but Trump never made any such declaration, right?Article 1, section 8. The declaration of war clause.
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Jesus Christ.That states that "only Congress can formally declare war". Correct me if im wrong, but Trump never made any such declaration, right?
The 1973 Wars Powers resolution was specifically made to "clarify and reinforce the existing war powers resolution in the Constitution". Meaning, the Constitution just says "only Congress can formally declare war", but what good is that if a president simply never formally declares war? By that wording in the Constitution, he is free to do whatever he wants. The 1973 Act clarified that poorly worded law.Jesus Christ.
Im not explaining this shit again. You people are ******* stupid.
Their intent was recorded.The 1973 Wars Powers resolution was specifically made to "clarify and reinforce the existing war powers resolution in the Constitution". Meaning, the Constitution just says "only Congress can formally declare war", but what good is that if a president simply never formally declares war? By that wording in the Constitution, he is free to do whatever he wants. The 1973 Act clarified that poorly worded law.
Congress passes the laws, brah.Oh, so it was made up. Its not actually in the constitution.

Jefferson was literally the first President to go to war without Congressional approval when he went after the Barbary pirates.Their intent was recorded.
Jefferson also said congress has no authority to delegate their legislative powers away.

Article 1, section 8. The declaration of war clause.
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And formed The United States Marine Corps to do so.Jefferson was literally the first President to go to war without Congressional approval when he went after the Barbary pirates.![]()
They say that was the first "special forces" action performed by the US military.And formed The United States Marine Corps to do so.
in 1775.
Should not use Wiki, but, meh.![]()
United States Marine Corps - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
So if congress passed a law that mandated every person kill their parents, it would be fine?Congress passes the laws, brah.
Is it really UnConstitutional if Congress signed it into law?
Probably not.
They started the war, ya big dummy. You dont need a declaration of war when another country initiates it.Jefferson was literally the first President to go to war without Congressional approval when he went after the Barbary pirates.![]()
They kidnapped merchants.They started the war, ya big dummy. You dont need a declaration of war when another country initiates it.
That was also recorded by the founders.
You need to pick up a book or something.