Obama Follows Predecessors Down Path of Unauthorized War
Barack Obama is wrong to think he possesses the authority to launch
airstrikes against the Islamic State terrorist army without obtaining
congressional authorization. The authors of the U.S. Constitution
stipulated that the nation's chief executive was not to initiate war
making without the approval of Congress: Observing the chaos and carnage
brought on by Europe's belligerent heads of state, America's founders
believed that war without the consent of the people was as unjust as
taxation without representation. READ MORE
Presidents and the War Power, by Ivan Eland (The Huffington Post, 10/6/14)
Recarving Rushmore: Ranking the Presidents on Peace, Prosperity, and Liberty (Updated Edition), by Ivan Eland
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