The greater and the tighter control you put on from the start, the more likely it is that Congress is going to retain that authority.
Gary Peters: “The greater and the tighter control you put on from the start, the more likely it is that Congress is going to retain…”
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Emphasizes the importance of Congress maintaining control over military force authorizations.
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