If he can wield these powers alone, surely he can wield them in association with Congress; nor will their efficacy be impaired, when it is known that they proceed from this associate will, rather than from his single will alone.
Sumner argues that if the President can exercise war powers alone, he should also be able to do so with Congress.
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