Mark Green actually said...

This legislation would require due diligence on the part of the CEO, would require the CEO to, on an annual basis, certify that the CEO has ...

We cannot let a turf war between Congress and the executive branch interfere with our national security objectives.

The President may be the Commander in Chief, but Congress, and Congress alone, has the power to authorize the use of force.

Congress has the power to declare war, to raise funds for the military, and to make rules for the military.