Congress cannot let Trump draw the United States into a conflict the American people do not want.

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Call for Congressional vote on use of force

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Unidentified Speaker argued that Congress must require a House floor debate and vote on declarations of war or major military action, saying "no president can unilaterally draw the United States into a conflict the American people do not want" and asserting this is a constitutional duty; compared U.S. practice to Russia's Duma and President Putin to illustrate dangers of unchecked executive action.

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An unidentified speaker urged Congress to assert its constitutional authority to approve military action and to require a House floor vote rather than allowing unilateral executive action.

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