I still haven't been able to figure that one out...Has not several of the coalition of the willing pulled their troops out ? Or are scheduled to soon. Why can't those 300,000 trained Iraqi troops handle it ?
I still haven't been able to figure that one out...Has not several of the coalition of the willing pulled their troops out ? Or are scheduled to soon. Why can't those 300,000 trained Iraqi troops handle it ?
I will have to go along with you on this Damo from what I have read so far.So, I'll trust Angelides knowledge on the subject and go with his judgement. He cannot himself remove those NG Troops from Iraq.
I still haven't been able to figure that one out...
I would suggest that if it were possible there are many D Governors that would have removed NG troops by now and Angelides would simply have stated that he would recall them, not "call on Bush" to recall them.I would suggest that being temporarily under operational control of the US Army is not synonymous with "federalized"
I would suggest that if it were possible there are many D Governors that would have removed NG troops by now and Angelides would simply have stated that he would recall them, not "call on Bush" to recall them.
I would suggest that if it were possible there are many D Governors that would have removed NG troops by now and Angelides would simply have stated that he would recall them, not "call on Bush" to recall them.
Actually I meant to. However, the War Powers Act simply gives him the power to do so, troops that are sent to Iraq are Federalized and the Governors do not have the power to recall them...
As shown by what Angelides has promised. So, regardless of a link, reason dictates that the premise is sound.
Nah, at this moment they would be hailed as heroes, States like Hawaii or California would have dancing in the streets...I sort of doubt that Damo. too many wussy politicos out there afraid of being called weak on defense and that kind of stuff. aka "no balls wussies"
Without it Bush would not have had the authority, after 90 days, to continue in Iraq.I still am not convinced the war opowers act was fully implemented...could well be wrong though
They left out specific provisions that would have allowed him to activate sedition laws (thank the little gods for that)...