1973 U.S. federal law limiting the power of the president to declare war
Jeffrey Blehar of National Review Online assesses the president’s latest questionable claim. Heads up folks, did you know that the Iran war is apparently over? Yes, on May 1 Trump…
David Catron writes for the American Spectator about Democrats’ response to the military action against Iran. It was hardly necessary to consult Nostradamus to predict that the Democrats, who profess…
David Catron writes for the American Spectator about the legal implications of President Donald Trump’s recent action in Venezuela. It was hardly necessary to consult the Delphic Oracle to know…
Matt Margolis writes for PJMedia.com about congressional Democrats’ response to the bombing on Iranian nuclear sites. Democrats wasted no time showing their true colors after President Donald Trump decisively took…
David Harsanyi of the Federalist urges Congress to do more than just complain about President Trump’s proposed policy for Syria. If you want to stop Donald Trump from making unilateral…
Jay Cost explains at National Review Online why he believes Congress is shirking its duty when it comes to war-related decisions. Last week President Trump authorized strikes on military installations…
View in your browser. Last week’s horrific terrorist attack in Paris seems to be causing changes in the way policymakers think about the rise of the Islamic State in Iraq…
John Fund‘s latest column at National Review Online focuses on President Obama’s approach to his elected office. British prime minister David Cameron has recalled Parliament from summer vacation for a…
In devoting six pages — 10 percent — of its latest issue to the political infighting between President Obama and congressional Republicans that’s likely to follow the fiscal cliff deal,…
In this column, Judge Andrew Napolitano asks some hard questions about the disaster in Libya — questions the mainstream press isn’t interested in — going back to the US operation…
Victor Davis Hanson‘s latest National Review Online column ponders President Obama’s selective reading of the law. There has been for months a popular parlor game of tallying instances in which…
If you listened to Rush Limbaugh’s program during the lunch hour Thursday, you heard “El Rushbo” apply one of Richard Nixon’s most famous nicknames to President Obama. The comment followed…