CSPAN3 Role Of Congress In International Crises June 22, 2014
On the other hand, article two, section two, makes it clear the president is the commanderinchief of the military and the militia and gives him the power to repel attacks against the United States and the authority to make treaties and nominations. So, therein, the tension begins. As a great constitutional professor, edward corwin, i get to reference him. He once wrote that what the constitution does and all that it does is to confer on the president certain powers capable of affecting our Forei...
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