Lord Xar
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Many times Ron responds to the war mongers questions with "you need a declaration of war from congress...." . These wars are unconstitutional... etc..
Now, I get all of this. Most of "us" do... but what about the layperson. Is this just a technicality?
I think Ron needs to expand on why it is sooo important to follow the constitution in layman terms....
"These wars are unconstitutional.... etc.." but he needs to add "The reason the president must go to congress is because of two reasons.
1. We need to follow the constitution and have congress declare a war <--- he says this.
2. And the reason why congress must be involved is because they represent all of US. There is no representation of the people and those politicians in power can become kings without consent from the people.... <--- he doesn't say this.
He assumes people know why congress is important. Voters don't. He has to draw the connection that Congress approval is so important because the politicians MUST represent their constituents...
You get what I am saying?
Now, I get all of this. Most of "us" do... but what about the layperson. Is this just a technicality?
I think Ron needs to expand on why it is sooo important to follow the constitution in layman terms....
"These wars are unconstitutional.... etc.." but he needs to add "The reason the president must go to congress is because of two reasons.
1. We need to follow the constitution and have congress declare a war <--- he says this.
2. And the reason why congress must be involved is because they represent all of US. There is no representation of the people and those politicians in power can become kings without consent from the people.... <--- he doesn't say this.
He assumes people know why congress is important. Voters don't. He has to draw the connection that Congress approval is so important because the politicians MUST represent their constituents...
You get what I am saying?