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The War Powers Act of 1973 is unconstitutional.

Virtually every present, maybe every present, or both parties, is thought so.

Supreme Court's never ruled on it.

It's unconstitutional.

So to watch, Mike Lee, and Rand Paul, and Matt Gaetz and others.

Acting as if it's constitutional really is quite appalling to me.

There is a well-written piece by Josh Hammer at the Daily Wire on this very subject.

And he knows exactly what he's talking about.

He says congressional Democrats, who seem blissfully unaware of then President Barack Obama's rather expansive interpretation.

The War Powers Resolution of 1973.

During his strategically disastrous 2011 operation to Als Libyan strong memo Mark Adaf,

suddenly he seemed to care an awful lot about constitutional norms and separation of powers and principles again.

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