I, I came in in the middle of two wars, you know, or with Afghanistan still going on, but the lessons of Iraq fresh in mind. And then we were back on Iraq to fight isis. We should not be going to war without a vote of Congress. And Congress should craft the authorizations carefully and debate them in front of the American public and have a vote. Too often, members of Congress are afraid to sign on the dotted line. (11:12–11:15)
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Asserts that the U.S. should not engage in war without congressional approval.
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