AOC floats impeaching Trump over Iran strike without Congressional approval

The progressive hero, MP Alexandria Okasio Cortez, and a handful of other Democrats, quickly floats to President Donald Trump to launch a military strike against Iran without the permission of congress.

“The catastrophic president’s decision to bomb Iran without permission is a serious violation of the constitution and the war authorities in Congress,” said Congress from New York from New York on social media.

OCASIO-Cortez was accused of Trump “has risted impulsive with a war that has exploded for generations. They are completely reasons for accountability.”

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Democratic Representative Sean Castin from Illinois also argued that the president’s order to bomb Iranian nuclear sites without requesting the approval of Congress can be considered a “unambiguous crime.”

Castin, a four -time actor covers his area southwest of Chicago and the surrounding suburbs, wrote on Saturday night On social media “This is not related to the advantages of the Iranian nuclear program …

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But he highlighted that “there is no president who has the authority to bomb another country that does not pose an imminent threat to the United States without the approval of Congress. This is an unambiguous crime.”

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“I do not say that we have the sounds that must be isolated,” added Castin. “I say that you do not do this without the approval of Congress.”

The calls for the dismissal are more clear, and far -reaching, to represent anger from the party with Trump to take unilateral action against Iran.

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The leader of the minority in the House of Representatives, Hakim Jeffrey, from New York, the largest Democrat in the Chamber, wrote that the president “failed to request a license for Congress to use military power and the dangers of American intertwining in a possible catastrophic war in the Middle East.”

“Donald Trump’s shoulders are fully responsible for any negative consequences flowing from his unilateral military action,” Jeffrez added in a statement.

While the CEO technically does not have the legal authority to request a foreign military attack without the approval of Congress, former presidents, including Bill Clinton, Barack Obama and Trump during his first term, launched similar military measures in Libya, Sudan, Afghanistan and Iran.

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Republican Mike Luller from New York, in an interview on Sunday morning about “Fox and Friends”, criticized the dismissal calls by OCASIO-Cortez and other Democrats.

“For my colleagues who are now calling for dismissal, it is very ridiculous,” Luller said. “Barack Obama attacked Libya, Syria, Pakistan and Yemen during his term and did not call once to dismiss. So, these people really reach new levels of Trump’s deformation in the wake of yesterday’s decision.”

Congress has actually announced the war since 1941, following the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor during World War II, and legal scientists have long been divided around whether the president had the authority to launch a unilateral military strike.