"[T]he administration’s flouting of the [War Powers Resolution] displays Obama’s fundamental hostility to the regular workings of the political process established by the Constitution and the traditions of American government. Just as the administration brushed aside the Constitution’s limits on the federal government’s powers over the domestic economy, so too it is ignoring a national security law it believes to be constitutional simply because it stands in the way of Democratic Party goals. … Obama’s results-driven process makes a mockery of the idea that the Justice Department is the agency in charge of interpreting and enforcing the law for the executive branch," – John Yoo.
Ryan J. Reilly unloads. As Greenwald drily puts it, "[Yoo] accuses President Obama of transgressing the proper limits of executive power by asserting the right to wage war in Libya without Congress."
The Dish 