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Thus, whether you regard Congress or regard the President, you will find that Congress is the arbiter and regulator of the War Powers.
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gutenberg.orgThus, whether you regard Congress or regard the President, you will find that Congress is the arbiter and regulator of the War Powers.
Sumner concludes that Congress ultimately regulates the War Powers, regardless of the President's role.
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