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PACEDOG#1 wrote:No congressional approval
ppaca wrote:PACEDOG#1 wrote:No congressional approval
Are you sure? I thought the congress approved it last week.
Joanimaroni wrote:CNN reported today, Obama is bombing under the 2001 congressional approval.
Th Dude wrote:There is no imminent... much less immediate threat to us coming from any of the countries obama has bombed.
Without congressional approval therefore there should be no attack by our military on a sovereign nation. Amiright?
STUNNING SUCCESS..!!
knothead wrote:Th Dude wrote:There is no imminent... much less immediate threat to us coming from any of the countries obama has bombed.
Without congressional approval therefore there should be no attack by our military on a sovereign nation. Amiright?
STUNNING SUCCESS..!!
I know your sarcasm is directed at Mr. Oats but with non stop criticism of Obama becoming the norm his actions seem to be legally questionable but the Congress is as quiet as a mouse peeing on cotton, on vacation in fact, where are they?
PACEDOG#1 wrote:Told you so
Th Dude wrote:knothead wrote:Th Dude wrote:There is no imminent... much less immediate threat to us coming from any of the countries obama has bombed.
Without congressional approval therefore there should be no attack by our military on a sovereign nation. Amiright?
STUNNING SUCCESS..!!
I know your sarcasm is directed at Mr. Oats but with non stop criticism of Obama becoming the norm his actions seem to be legally questionable but the Congress is as quiet as a mouse peeing on cotton, on vacation in fact, where are they?
They didn't approve a military attack on a sovereign nation... therefore without an imminent threat... the answer is no.
Sal wrote:Why does Hussein Obama keep bombing his Muslim brothers, PeeDawg?
Let's see ...
... hate the black guy, or ...
... bomb the brown guys? ...
... hate the black guy, or ...
... bomb the brown guys?
Decisions, decisions ....
Markle wrote:PACEDOG#1 wrote:Told you so
2seaoat cares not a bit about whether he is right or wrong about anything. He has reached the point of desperation and surrender that he now simply enjoys stirring the pot. If someone says grass is green, he'll say yeah BUT in Kentucky they have bluegrass.
knothead wrote:Th Dude wrote:knothead wrote:Th Dude wrote:There is no imminent... much less immediate threat to us coming from any of the countries obama has bombed.
Without congressional approval therefore there should be no attack by our military on a sovereign nation. Amiright?
STUNNING SUCCESS..!!
I know your sarcasm is directed at Mr. Oats but with non stop criticism of Obama becoming the norm his actions seem to be legally questionable but the Congress is as quiet as a mouse peeing on cotton, on vacation in fact, where are they?
They didn't approve a military attack on a sovereign nation... therefore without an imminent threat... the answer is no.
I completely agree . . . an imminent threat requires no congressional approval and falls within the realm of the CIC's obligation and authority, this is not an imminent threat but a rather long term engagement involving attacking a sovereign nation. Like I said it is Congress who has abdicated its obligation to debate and either approve or deny authorization . . .
Th Dude wrote:knothead wrote:Th Dude wrote:knothead wrote:Th Dude wrote:There is no imminent... much less immediate threat to us coming from any of the countries obama has bombed.
Without congressional approval therefore there should be no attack by our military on a sovereign nation. Amiright?
STUNNING SUCCESS..!!
I know your sarcasm is directed at Mr. Oats but with non stop criticism of Obama becoming the norm his actions seem to be legally questionable but the Congress is as quiet as a mouse peeing on cotton, on vacation in fact, where are they?
They didn't approve a military attack on a sovereign nation... therefore without an imminent threat... the answer is no.
I completely agree . . . an imminent threat requires no congressional approval and falls within the realm of the CIC's obligation and authority, this is not an imminent threat but a rather long term engagement involving attacking a sovereign nation. Like I said it is Congress who has abdicated its obligation to debate and either approve or deny authorization . . .
The refusal to approve the invasions is an answer. No approval is a tacit no.
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