I am concerned that the language of section 1202 of the gentleman's amendment might imply a war powers authorization to the President for the use of United States military force in Bosnia.
Ronald Dellums: “I am concerned that the language of section 1202 of the gentleman's amendment might imply a war powers authorization to…”
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Expressing concerns about war powers authorization related to military force in Bosnia.
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