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@9NMPSW5 from Rhode Island answered…8hrs8H

Should the President be able to authorize military force aga…

There needs to be checks and balances especially when it comes to war and a bipartisan panel should be formed to approve…

@9NMN89T from Georgia answered…10hrs10H

Should the President be able to authorize military force aga…

Yes, but this should be strictly limited to force against Al-Qaeda and subject to congressional review.

@9NM3RN9 from Texas answered…17hrs17H

Should the President be able to authorize military force aga…

If the event is not an emergency then the president should not be able to make military decisions, however, if the situa…

@9NLZLPX from North Carolina answered…18hrs18H

Should the President be able to authorize military force aga…

Yes, but only in emergencies where a quick response is needed. Such authorizations shouldn’t last beyond 30 days without…

@9NKP4B4 from New York answered…2 days2D

Should the President be able to authorize military force aga…

One arm of the US intelligence agencies should stop funding and collaborating with terrorist organizations which another…

@9NKDSKX from Texas answered…2 days2D

Should the President be able to authorize military force aga…

I believe the constitution says the president can act with the military in a specific area for more than 90 days without…

@9NHS3XG from Texas answered…2 days2D

Should the President be able to authorize military force aga…

no, Congress should approve all military conflicts unless a really true emergency, abuse of power could lead us to war

@9NH3VKN from New York answered…3 days3D

Should the President be able to authorize military force aga…

Yes, but only in times of crisis the president should be able to act quickly without the consent of congess.

@9NGPLMK from New Jersey answered…3 days3D

Should the President be able to authorize military force aga…

No, all military conflicts should be approved by Congress unless there is proof of it being a large threat to civilians.

@9NGFNMT from Texas answered…3 days3D

Should the President be able to authorize military force aga…

It is my opinion that neither the President or Congress have the universal power to authorize force against a foreign na…

@9NG5TSR from California answered…3 days3D

Should the President be able to authorize military force aga…

Yes, but only if there is clear evidence of an imminent threat to the country, and military force is needed for self-def…

@9NFX9XG from Ohio answered…3 days3D

Should the President be able to authorize military force aga…

Yes/no he should be able to authorize military combat that doesn't last over 30 days. If thw conflict last over 30 days…

@9NFW877 from Ohio answered…4 days4D

Should the President be able to authorize military force aga…

Yes, as long as the conflict doesn't last longer than 30 days. After which the president should get approval to continue…

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