The Authorization for Use of Military Force passed by the Senate is a rewrite of the Constitution’s War Powers clause and grants the President broad authority to deploy ground troops almost everywhere in the world, including the United States. That’s the warning being voiced by Democratic Senator Chris Murphy in response to the AUMF bill proposed by Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
The bill would grant the president overwhelming control over where the US forces are deployed, which is scary for two reasons. The first is the obvious threat to American citizens’ rights. If the military can be sent to an American city based on loose justifications, they could be used to impose martial law and even empower a police state that has already grown too powerful.
The second reason is the plain call back to Manifest Destiny. Americans do not want to police the world. If the European Union is too busy handling the migrant crisis and Russia has finally come to terms with the harsh economic reality that their country is on the brink of collapse, it would leave the United States to ensure the sovereignty of all democratic nations. A solution that nobody would want.
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Simple cheap fix and he will be STOPPED.
WTF is wrong with these idiots in Congress self centered SOBs
Day one…. Martial law
Day two…. Civil War…..
b******t a resolution in not law. one house can’t pass binding llaws. & Obama has nothing to do declareing international laws
Traitor
Scary
Yep, IT’S ABOUT TO COME TO THAT, Hank, EXCEPT…
OBAMA “WILL” LEGALLY REMOVE OUR WEAPONS, watch…
Google or Yahoo this video, Hank:
“Military will assist FEMA in gun confiscation.”
THIS HAS WILL SHOCK YOU!
Too much power in one persons hands. What could possibly go wrong!
While you people were worrying about the bathrooms….
“A Prince, whose Character is thus marked by every act which may define a Tyrant, is unfit to be the Ruler of a free People.” – (The Declaration of Independence, July 4, 1776.) This perfectly describes Obama’s tyranny today. Why won’t Congress impeach him?