On the recordMarch 19, 2017
So, traditionally, is it the Commander-in-Chief's job to determine who the enemy force is?
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congress.govSo, traditionally, is it the Commander-in-Chief's job to determine who the enemy force is?
Graham questions the role of the Commander-in-Chief in identifying enemy forces.
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