However, this case was decided on the War Powers Clause of the Constitution itself. And it threw out the case, exactly as I predicted it would do when it was first filed. Based on prior cases, the US SC will NOT consider the constitutionality of the War Powers Act, while hostilities are going on. (It has also filed several opportunities to take up that issue when war was NOT going on. Sometimes the cowardice of the Court is overwhelming.)
Congressman Billybob
Latest column, not yet up on UPI, and FR, "Once, Twice, Three Times a Moron"