Learn more about what the Constitution says about the President's powers!
Constitution Club
by Keith Broaders
If the President believes there is sufficient
justification to invade another country, his action could appropriate or it
could be a costly mistake. The decision to wage war should not be left for one
man to decide.
The Constitution says that the President is the
Commander in Chief when he is called into service by Congress. This means that
he is not the Commander in Chief when he has not been called into service by a
Congressional declaration of war.
Those that assume that the President has the
authority to invade other nations without being authorized by Congress to do so
are sadly mistaken.
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