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Do we need to repeal the 2001 resolution post-9/11 authorizing unlimited action?
Congress vote for a 2001 resolution authorizing military action for the attacks on 9/11 According to Rep. Barbara Lee, "That resolution was a
blank check...and if you read the resolution, it was not targeted
toward al-Qaeda or any country. All it said was--and it said the
president is authorized to use force against any nation, organization or
individual he or she deems responsible or, you know, connected to 9/11.
That ... wasn't a declaration
of war, yet we've been in the longest war in American history now, 10
years, and it's open-ended. I want to repeal that authorization, because
that authorization gives any president the authorization to go to
force--to use force, to use military action, when in fact Congress must
declare war if we're going to do this. " Do you want this congressional act repealed immediately and replaced with one with more restraint--returning war approval powers to Senate (congress)?
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KEVIN STODA-has been blessed to have either traveled in or worked in nearly 100 countries on five continents over the past two and a half decades.--He sees himself as a peace educator and have been-- a promoter of good economic and social development--making-him an enemy of my homelands humongous DEFENSE SPENDING and its focus on using weapons to try and solve global (more... )