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Why did the writers of our Constitution divide foreign policy power between the President and Congress?

Why did the writers of our Constitution divide foreign policy power between the President and Congress?
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Why did the writers of our Constitution divide foreign policy power between the President and Congress?

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They divided the power so that the president couldn't just have a bad day and bomb japan or something like that majorly for the balance of power
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