Subj : War Powers Vote
To : Gregory Deyss
From : Lee Lofaso
Date : Wed Jan 15 2020 05:58 am
Hello Greg,
> at> Do we favor the War Powers Vote?
> at>
> at> Do we trust Congress to take action next time Iran attacks our
> military
> at> bases, or do we trust the guy who's been defending US troops since
> day 1?
> at>
> at> What if Iran were to strike a new US military base every day? They
> could
> at> destroy another military base every day of the week while we wait for
> at> the ok from Nasty Nancy & Pencilneck Schiff to defend ourselves.
> at>
> at> Before we prevent the deaths of American soldiers, we first have to
> ask
> at> the squad if it's ok.
>
>
>I Believe there is only one commander and chief.
>As such, this fact should be sitting on the front of the minds of the
> Nations
>leaders of the world. (to keep anyone stupid enough to try)
Commander-in-Chief is a title, or (military) rank. Not an office.
If the C-in-C steps out of line, s/he can be courts-martialed. If
found guilty (in due accordance to the Code of Military Justice),
then s/he is convicted and sentence can be carried out.
>With the President's authority being watered down, then the same fact
>will be more of I'll keep it in the back of my mind, or perhaps not at all.
> (of which is in the category of I might try something stupid especially if
> i know I can get away with it, American's will be squabbing, and debating
> why create a unnecessary Achilles heel, from which to attack.
Article I, Section 8. Only the Congress has authority to declare war.
>There is only one reason why this is coming up now, it is yet another of
> many efforts to stop him because the left does not like him.
No president is above the law.
>They will tell you and refer to the articles of impeachment...
Donald J. Trump has been impeached for life.
>They want us to believe that they are basis as to why there should be
>restrictions placed on the Presidents ability to make war.
Article I, Section 8 remains part of the US Constitution.
If you would like a change to be made, I suggest trying to
amend the US Constitution. Otherwise, only the Congress
will continue to have the authority to declare war ...
>The reason: The President is abusing his power and overstepping his
> authority.
The president does have a duty and an obligation to inform the
Congress what he does (or plans to do) in matters of national security.
Especially when it concerns engaging the US military in acts of war.
>(well that was the only thing that they could make fit and they had to jam
> that pretty tightly to look somewhat normal.)
The House still has time to include such acts before Speaker Pelosi
hands over articles of impeachment ...
>After all Bribery, crimes, collusion, couldn't of been they tried as they
> already tried those and they have failed.
Conviction in the Senate does not require having to prove a case
beyond reasonable doubt.
>So that was the best that they could come up with...
Donald J. Trump has been impeached for life.
That is a fact. Not even the Senate can do a thing
to change that basic fact. Donald J. Trump has to
wear the "I" word on his head for the rest of his
natural life. And then, after he is dead and gone,
the "I" word will remain on his gravestone, where
the stain will be engraved forever.
>The whole things stinks, bottom-line, the left hates him more
>then they love their country.
He can always get the last laugh by having his remains
cremated and then placed in the left's favorite shrine -
on Liberty Island, near the Statue of Liberty.
--Lee
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