President Obama has violated the law under the 1973 War Powers Resolution, the executive must demand and ask the legislative division to agree such motion within 60 days. But then Obama appointed 275 military advisors to strengthen the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad on June 15 and legally notified Congress through a letter dated June 16. Eighty-six days has passed that President Obama searching national legislative body’s consent for his actions in Iraq, regardless of a decades-old law that prohibits presidents to wait so long to get legislators’ sign-off on armed forces arrangements. However, Obama tells it is not necessary to need a Congress. He’s facing at that time a bulge bipartisan condemnation for he is still pursuing military appointment in Libya without congregational consent. Even the followers of the Libya interference have protested that the government is breaking the law.
