As further noted in connection with the Declare War Clause, almost all scholars believe that the Commander in Chief Clause gives the president power to respond to attacks on the United States.

Based on this record, on what rational ground would we (and the Supreme Court) express confidence in vesting largely unchecked power in the president, whether in external affairs or domestic policy?

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“Now these same people who advocated for virtually unlimited commander in chief powers have put forth limits to restrain a president from removing troops from a country,” Paul added. Paul was ...

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