I rise with grave concern for our Republic and the long-term safety of our people, our military, and U.S. assets, both domestically and abroad. For our Nation's President to launch military force on a foreign nation without Congressional approval--Article I, Section 8--is a clear violation of the most important legal document of our country. History brutally taught our country what asymmetrical warfare is after enduring 9/11 here at home. Congress must reassert our constitutional authority before the American people are dragged into a very endless war by those whose radical acts of retribution will not cease. This is a time to pay attention, to study history a little bit, and to abide by the Constitution of the United States.
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Addressing concerns over military action without Congressional approval.
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