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Re: White House: Limited Role in Libya Means No Need to Get Congressional Authorizati
Then the President is in violation of the War Powers Act, which has already occurred, provided attacks on Libya continued after Friday.
According to the President himself, he was in violation of the Constitution when he dropped the first bomb on Libya but he changed his mind about the Constitution once he became President.
What if Congress doesn't want to vote on whether to participate in the NATO action, which appears to be the case since they have not demanded they vote on it?
Congress has been invited to decide on continued support for the UN action -
"President Obama asked congressional leaders late Friday for a resolution of support for continuing the military involvement."
It will be interesting to see if they decide to vote on it or stay safely non-committal as they have been up to this point! :sun
Then the President is in violation of the War Powers Act, which has already occurred, provided attacks on Libya continued after Friday.
According to the President himself, he was in violation of the Constitution when he dropped the first bomb on Libya but he changed his mind about the Constitution once he became President.