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Rangel: Obama Needed Congressional Authorization for Military Intervention in Libya
Following a closed briefing for members of the House on the U.S. military operation in Libya, Democrat Rep. Charlie Rangel (D-N.Y.) told CNSNews.com that President Obama did not have the constitutional authority to use military force in Libya without Congressional approval. Rangel added that he would “like to believe” members of Congress are looking into whether or not the President’s action is an impeachable offense.
Following a closed briefing for members of the House on the U.S. military operation in Libya, Democrat Rep. Charlie Rangel (D-N.Y.) told CNSNews.com that President Obama did not have the constitutional authority to use military force in Libya without Congressional approval. Rangel added that he would “like to believe” members of Congress are looking into whether or not the President’s action is an impeachable offense.
Rangel: Obama Needed Congressional Authorization for Military Intervention in Libya
Rangel says he would “like to believe” that members of Congress are looking into whether or not the President’s actions are an impeachable offense.
Rangel says he would “like to believe” that members of Congress are looking into whether or not the President’s actions are an impeachable offense.
(CNSNews.com) - Following a closed briefing for members of the House on the U.S. military operation in Libya, Democrat Rep.
YouTube Says View Counter Stopped on Drudge-Linked Biden Video to Prevent ‘Artificial Inflation” of Count; Says It Will Update Later
Actor Richard Dreyfuss: ‘I Disapprove of Obama'
(CNSNews.com) – Academy Award-winning actor Richard Dreyfuss says he "disapproves" of President Barack Obama, particularly because he believes Obama has simply carr
Dick Armey to Protesters: ‘I’ve Never Seen So Many Attractive Domestic Terrorists’
Hundreds of people dressed in red and carrying American flags gathered outside the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday to protest the Senate health care bill, chanting "kill the bill" and calling for the impeachment of President Barack Obama.
Hundreds of people dressed in red and carrying American flags gathered outside the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday to protest the Senate health care bill, chanting "kill the bill" and calling for the impeachment of President Barack Obama.
