But in Congress, where there is considerable opposition to the war in Iraq and to the President's plan for a troop "surge," some lawmakers say the President's authority to make war is far from absolute.

Going to war: who decides? The debate between President Bush and ... by Smith, Patricia / New York Times Upfront

The most compelling counter to that claim is in history: We don't find people spontaneously rushing to make war on others.

After the war by Zinn, Howard / The Progressive

Contrary to widespread misconception, the power to declare war is tantamount to the power to make war.

Who decides if America goes to war? (Worth Repeating) by The New American

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