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Obama continues to expand the president’s war powers

By Timothy P. Carney
Published September 1, 2013 9:00am ET
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Obama continues to expand the president’s war powers
The British can be so quaint sometimes. Last week, for instance, Parliament voted against entering into war in Syria, and as a result — get this — the U.K. won’t enter into war in Syria. On this side of the pond, President Obama evidently doesn’t think he needs congressional authorization to send the U.S. to […]

The British can be so quaint sometimes.

Last week, for instance, Parliament voted against entering into war in Syria, and as a result — get this — the U.K. won’t enter into war in Syria.

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