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?
Cliff Stearns: “Where in the U.S. Constitution does a President have the power to unilaterally place U.S. troops in combat environment…”
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Questioning presidential authority to deploy troops without congressional approval.
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