I have just been reading the judgment made by Walter Dellinger (who was Assistant Attorney General and head of the Office of Legal Counsel under President Bill Clinton) with regards to President Clinton's intervention in Haiti. You can read his arguments here. There are two things that are quite surprising, and I intend to break them down and discuss them with readers of AmericanThinker. I haven't yet been seduced by a powerful argument as to why President Obama's actions are "illegal." To the contrary, the United States finds itself in a position whereby the President has unilateral powers - at the interests of the UNSC. The United States army and military are at the disposal of the United Nations - and I think this is a reason for concern. (1) The War Powers Resolution and the President Dellinger argues that: The War Powers Resolution (WPR) recognizes and presupposes the existence of unilateral Presidential authority to deploy armed forces "into hostilities or...(Read Full Post)