[pnh102]

Dear Mr. President:

WTF do you think you are doing?

Sincerely,

A Concerned Citizen.

[mountn man]

The Honorable Barack Obama...

Stopped right there.

[Mister Da]

Waiting for Boehner & McConnell to say ANYTHING! (crickets chirping...)

Our lawmakers/keepers are increasingly selective in the laws they are willing to enforce.

[Cheetahcat]

Dear Mr Communist Punk!

[IrishCatholic]

Well, THANK YOU! Monday I called all four Republican Congressmen and the two Republican Senators and asked them where Obama got the authority to commit the nation to war against a nation that had done nothing to provoke it (lately, I know...).
Two staffers cited the UN and argued, one (Huelskamp's staffer), agreed, and the rest took messages and blew me off with the “We'll get back to you later with a form letter that is computer generated and means nothing.”

Finally, today, Pompeo mentioned the war on his web site.

It isn't whether the war was good or bad. It doesn't get that far. The President committed an act of war without the consent and approval of Congress.

http://www.thequietconservative.com/03202011.html

So, how will he be accountable?

[Dr. Sheldon Cooper]

Based on what we know of his academic history, it's doubtful he can read this.

Based on what we know of his presidential track record, it's doubtful he would read this.

[Hoodat]

By citing Federalist 69, McClintock has taught me something about the Constitution. I can’t wait to hear the constitutional scholar’s response.

[Sivad]

A special THANK YOU to MY OWN Congressman Tom.

Come and see us in Grass Valley more often!

Regards,
Sivad

PS Seems to me that President G W Bush was taken to
task for his lack of military experience when he
committed our armed forces to action. Where were
those voices when Clinton did so in the 1990s and
where are they now?

PPS You are the GREATEST!

[Two Kids' Dad]

Thank you very much, sir, for standing up for the constitution and the rule of law.

[TigersEye]

The War Powers Resolution unambiguously defines three circumstances under which the President as Commander in Chief may order United States Armed Forces into hostile action: "(1) a declaration of war, (2) specific statutory authorization, or (3) a national emergency created by attack upon the United States, its territories or possessions, or its armed forces." Your letter cites none of these conditions.

That is the most important point of a good letter. Either the War Powers Resolution is law, and Constitutional, or it isn't and 0gabe should be forced to answer to it.