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How does the Constitution address declaring and waging war?
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How does the Constitution address declaring and waging war?

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Constitution says that only Congress can declare wars
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The constitution explicitly says that the United States Congress, and only the Congress has the power to declare and wage way on other nations, since they didn't want this power to fall on the hands of the President only. 
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