On the recordJune 24, 1997
Where in the U.S. Constitution does a President have the power to unilaterally place U.S. troops in combat environment without any congressional approval, let alone without notifying Congress?
Source
govinfo.govCliff Stearns: “Where in the U.S. Constitution does a President have the power to unilaterally place U.S. troops in combat environment…”
Editor's note · Context
Questioning presidential authority to deploy troops without congressional approval.
Share
More from Cliff Stearns
May 14, 2019
We thank the distinguished minority leader. And with that, let me close by saying, the Chair again, wishes to thank the former Members of the House and Senate for all of your presence today. And before terminating these proceedings, the…
Jun 26, 2018
Mr. Frost and Mr. Boustany have been elected president and vice president of FMC. Congratulations to you both. Martin, at the risk of having the Speaker's chair be vacant for a minute, I would like for you to join us here at the rostrum to…
Jun 26, 2018
The president and vice president each serve a 2-year term and are term-limited to a single term. The candidates are: For vice president, Charles Boustany of Louisiana. For president, Martin Frost of Texas. All in favor of electing these…
Sep 27, 2017
Martin, thank you for that overview. And, Dennis, thank you very much for that very impressive report. We appreciate your leadership. You and Ken have given so much over the years for this golf tournament. I can only echo your remarks…
Other voices in this conversation
