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Canuck57[_9_] March 19th 11 09:09 PM

Question to Americans on DC protocols
 
Question to Americans.

Can a US president by himself authorize a military strike on another
country that is of zero threat to US or its citizens? Does not the
president need Congress in on this? Did Obama just break the law by
launching cruise missles and war/invasion support against Lybia?

This isn't a question of if you agree, the question is was law and
constitution laws adheared to or did Obama just break the law?

[email protected] March 19th 11 09:15 PM

Question to Americans on DC protocols
 
On Sat, 19 Mar 2011 15:09:48 -0600, Canuck57
wrote:

Question to Americans.

Can a US president by himself authorize a military strike on another
country that is of zero threat to US or its citizens? Does not the
president need Congress in on this? Did Obama just break the law by
launching cruise missles and war/invasion support against Lybia?

This isn't a question of if you agree, the question is was law and
constitution laws adheared to or did Obama just break the law?


Answer... you're an idiot.

Harryk March 19th 11 09:19 PM

Question to Americans on DC protocols
 
Canuck57 wrote:
Question to Americans.

Can a US president by himself authorize a military strike on another
country that is of zero threat to US or its citizens? Does not the
president need Congress in on this? Did Obama just break the law by
launching cruise missles and war/invasion support against Lybia?

This isn't a question of if you agree, the question is was law and
constitution laws adheared to or did Obama just break the law?


Under the provisions of the War Powers Resolution of 1973, the president
has to formally notify congress with 48 hours of his actions, and can
commit U.S. forces for up to 60 days without authorization from Congress.

Canuck57[_9_] March 19th 11 09:24 PM

Question to Americans on DC protocols
 
On 19/03/2011 3:19 PM, Harryk wrote:
Canuck57 wrote:
Question to Americans.

Can a US president by himself authorize a military strike on another
country that is of zero threat to US or its citizens? Does not the
president need Congress in on this? Did Obama just break the law by
launching cruise missles and war/invasion support against Lybia?

This isn't a question of if you agree, the question is was law and
constitution laws adheared to or did Obama just break the law?


Under the provisions of the War Powers Resolution of 1973, the president
has to formally notify congress with 48 hours of his actions, and can
commit U.S. forces for up to 60 days without authorization from Congress.


Wow, good answer. I didn't know that.

John H[_2_] March 19th 11 09:32 PM

Question to Americans on DC protocols
 
On Sat, 19 Mar 2011 15:09:48 -0600, Canuck57 wrote:

Question to Americans.

Can a US president by himself authorize a military strike on another
country that is of zero threat to US or its citizens? Does not the
president need Congress in on this? Did Obama just break the law by
launching cruise missles and war/invasion support against Lybia?

This isn't a question of if you agree, the question is was law and
constitution laws adheared to or did Obama just break the law?



TopBassDog March 21st 11 11:19 AM

Question to Americans on DC protocols
 
On Mar 19, 4:15*pm, wrote:
On Sat, 19 Mar 2011 15:09:48 -0600, Canuck57
wrote:

Question to Americans.


Can a US president by himself authorize a military strike on another
country that is of zero threat to US or its citizens? *Does not the
president need Congress in on this? *Did Obama just break the law by
launching cruise missles and war/invasion support against Lybia?


This isn't a question of if you agree, the question is was law and
constitution laws adheared to or did Obama just break the law?


Answer... you're an idiot.


Is that your standard reply when you know not how to formally address
a question, D'Plume?


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