I do not understand where in the Constitution the power is vested in Congress to specify not the total force level but to specify military strategy.
Dan Coats: “I do not understand where in the Constitution the power is vested in Congress to specify not the total force level but…”
On the recordJune 24, 1998
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Questioning Congress's authority over military strategy during a debate.
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