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Mar 30, 2011War Without Representation
In America, 2011, history is given yet another example of a nation in which one person, in this case called “the president,” can launch all of his subjects into war merely on his whim. Granted, if one reads the nation’s Constitution it plainly states that something called “Congress,” not the president, has the sole power to declare war.
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