Amid the ongoing coalitional bombardment of Libya it turns out President Obama may have had no constitutional authority for ordering US military involvement. US Rep. from Ohio Dennis Kucinich says the use of US armed forces is unconstitutional, explaining Obama had no authority to commit US resources without congressional approval. The US now finds itself involved into another war in addition to Pakistan, Iraq and Afghanistan. 'Bombing villages in order to save villages' -- that didn't work in Vietnam, Kucinich explained. In fact, he argued this time around the Libyan intervention could end up strengthening Al-Qaeda and US enemies. Follow Lucy on Twitter: twitter.comAuthor: RTAmerica
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Kucinich: Libya war unconstitutional
Obama commits unconstitutional act of WAR !! Article 1 section 8 of the US constitution Gives ONLY!! Congress the power to Declare war not the president ! He has Violated his oath of office and has violated each and every american citizen! He Should be IMPEACHED NOW !!!! Here is a message for the president. 1. RESIGN NOW AND SAVE YOURSELF THE Embarrassment! 2. BRING OUR BOYS HOME NOW ! from IRAQ AFGHANISTAN and LIBYA you lying ASS***E!!!
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