Obama Has 19 Days in Libya Left Before Seeking Authorization From Congress

When Obama launched America's third war, Congress wasn't informed. Members of Congress threw their support at Obama's war despite knowing little about it, like Congressman Billy Long jumped on both sides of the fence to play it safe as Obama's war began.

The United States cannot support regimes which brutally repress their people and lack legitimacy. It is simply unacceptable for dictators to slaughter their own people who desire freedom and opportunity. I condemn the violent actions of the Qaddafi government as they cling to power, and I do support the no-fly zone over Libya.

It is important we that know exactly what kind of conflict we are getting ourselves into, what the scope of the involvement may be, and for what purpose. I am frustrated that President Obama carried out these military actions without properly consulting Congress. We should not enter into armed conflict with another country in such a troubled region without a clear mission.

Billy Long and many members of Congress who have supported removing Qaddafi haven't come to terms with the fact they are supporting Al Qaeda connections in Libya. All this should make interesting debate in Congress if it ever comes to light. I am sure Congressman Ron Paul and Senator Rand Paul will have something to say.

Obama has only 19 days left before he must report to Congress about his war intentions. Despite promising a quick pull out, American war planes are still engaged in fighting in Libya in defense of the rebels with ties to Al Qaeda. It's no wonder Superman decided he no longer wants any part of this.

Obama has 60 days of free war fighting privileges, which is not Constitutional but this crazy view of presidential powers that simply shouldn't exist. Obama's war in after all, unconstitutional because the United States was never at threat and the Constitution clearly states the military is to be used for common defense. The fact Obama is aiding members of Al Qaeda make this even a stickier situation, not to mention TARP money provided the central bank of Libya $26 billion.

America needs answers, and its not very likely we are going to get them from the most nontransparent transparent president of all.