the current debate over authorizing military action against the islamic state "would be the first time congress would place limits on the commander-in-chief's ability to be commander-in-chief."
the current debate over authorizing military action against the islamic state "would be the first time congress would place limits on the commander-in-chief's ability to be commander-in-chief."
adam kinzinger
a commander-in-chief, also known as chief commander, is the person or body  that exercises .... it also states that the president is entitled to provide military  posts in the granting ... does not play an active part in the australian defence  force's command ... the powers of command-in-chief over the canadian armed  forces are ...
sep 9, 2014 ... does the 2002 iraq aumf authorize military action against the islamic ... state (is ), has prompted significant military operations by u.s. forces in iraq for the first  time in .... foreign relations and as commander in chief and chief executive. ....  11 in july, over 100 members of congress signed a letter to the ...
sep 6, 2017 ... “i voted against the 2001 aumf because i feared it would set the stage ... the  longstanding debate over repealing the aumf got a recent shot in the ... action  can take place, and provides a sunset of the authorization in five ... the president,  as the constitution states, is the commander in chief of the military.
this has become the way we assume the american military will be discussed by  ... the house of representatives voted after brief debate to authorize arms and ...  in hopes that more of them would fight against the islamic state, or isis, than for it . ... d. eisenhower, as a five-star general and the supreme commander, led what  ...
oct 1, 2017 ... despite specifically authorizing the use of military force against those ... islamic  caliphate—re-energized the debate among congress, white .... this meant he  had 5 years of experience as the commander in chief; trump has little to none. ...  40 the united states would then run the risk of the courts declaring ...