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To: FreeReign

A resolution authorizing military action is not a formal decalration of war - they are two distinct things.

The title of H.J.Res. 114 was "Authorization for Use of Military Force Against Iraq Resolution of 2002". No where in the legislation is a formal declaration of war stated. War was not declared against Afghanistan, Vietnam, or Korea either. The US has formally declared war against 11 countries: UK (War of 1812); Mexico (Mexican-American War); Spain (Spanish-American War), Germany & Austria-Hungary (WWI); and Japan, Germany, Italy, Bulgaria, Hungary & Romania (WWII)


119 posted on 02/09/2007 7:39:52 PM PST by tfelice
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To: tfelice; All

Bye-bye impeachment troll. Who would like to be next?


120 posted on 02/09/2007 7:42:30 PM PST by Lead Moderator
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To: tfelice
The Authorization for Use of Military Force Against Iraq Resolution of 2002 was a Constitutional declaration of war.

A resolution authorizing military action is not a formal decalration of war - they are two distinct things.

BS!

(1)A resolution is a formal declaration. (2)The definition of the word "war" according to Websters is, " a conflict carried on by a force of arms between nations."

It was a formal declaration for a conflict, carried on by a force of arms between nations.

As I said above: The Authorization for Use of Military Force Against Iraq Resolution of 2002 was a Constitutional declaration of war.

128 posted on 02/09/2007 8:22:17 PM PST by FreeReign
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To: tfelice
Looks like you went bye-bye.

LOL!

130 posted on 02/09/2007 8:26:35 PM PST by FreeReign
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