Congress must increase oversight of the use of military force, but it must be also careful not to eliminate the ability of the President to confront these threats before an attack on the U.S. homeland or our personnel abroad.
Michelle Steel: “Congress must increase oversight of the use of military force, but it must be also careful not to eliminate the ability…”
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Emphasizes the need for congressional oversight while maintaining presidential authority in national security.
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