Brad Sherman actually said...

"We should not be limiting--if we have a goal and it is verified by Congress, we shouldn't put limits on a commitment to the goal."

"If indeed the American people are supportive of a military action and the Congress knows that--and the military and our executive branch knows they are going to have to come before the government agai..."

"vague authorization--a blank check, if you will--is the opposite of democracy."

"We don't need to pass a new AUMF to show the world we support our troops."