ebrown_p wrote:Quote:
In the end it is immaterial how anyone feels about the question. The decision is a Constitutional responsiblity of the sitting President, and he will make the decision he feels is best for the nation. He might be wrong, but he alone will have to judge whether he did his duty or not until the judgement of history is made a hundred years or more from now.
According to article 1 of said Constitution, the responsibility to declare war should belong to the Congress ... not the president.
The Congress has the duty to stand up to the president if he plunges the country in to a more disasterous war than either Iraq or Vietnam.
I don't think even Bush is this stupid, and I don't think the American people would stand for the inevitably costly mess-- in lives and money, that would ensue.
Yea, congress voted to give George Bush the authority to go to war with Iraq. Why have you fought the congress on that then? Your logic is prejudiced and not reputable one bit.
It is wimpy left wing thinking like this that could cost us our sovereignty if we allow Iran to continue it's totalitarian hate war against our way of life.
This next election will again teach these pansy radical left wing John Kerry clone democrats to not be such cowards.
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