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"HeyBub" wrote:


And in both Bush cases (Afghan and Iraq), we went there with the
approval of the Congress under the War Powers Act.

Adhering to the War Powers Act (WPA) was more of a courtesy to the Congress
than actually required.

For example, Reagan didn't bother with the WPA in Grenada and Panama.

And Clinton ignored it in a few of his excursions. Which brings up
the question of why did GW go against it and actually ask for the okay?

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