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March 06, 2026에 시작됨

The Founders were clear that Congress decides when to go to war

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CLAIM 게시자: will Mar 06, 2026
The expansion of presidential military authority undermines democratic accountability and risks entangling the nation in conflicts without public support or proper debate. It’s essential to reinforce Congressional oversight to ensure that military engagements reflect the will of the people.

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CLAIM 게시자: will Mar 06, 2026
While the president's role in national security is vital, it raises questions about the balance of power. Should we reconsider the War Powers Resolution to address modern warfare's complexities, ensuring both timely responses and legislative oversight?

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CLAIM 게시자: will Mar 06, 2026
The president must have the authority to engage in military actions quickly to protect national interests and respond to immediate threats. History has shown that waiting for Congressional approval can be detrimental during crises, as seen in the rapid response needed post-9/11.

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