US HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES SAY JOE BIDEN ATTACKED YEMEN WITHOUT APPROVAL
U.S. REPRESENTATIVE RO KHANNA, DEMOCRAT, CALIFORNIA
"The President needs to come to Congress before launching a strike against the Houthis in Yemen and involving us in another Middle East conflict. That is Article I of the Constitution. I will stand up for that regardless of whether a Democrat or Republican is in the White House."
U.S. REPRESENTATIVE VAL HOYLE, DEMOCRAT, OREGON
"These airstrikes have not been authorized by Congress. The Constitution is clear: Congress has the sole authority to authorize military involvement in overseas conflicts. Every president must first come to Congress and ask for military authorization, regardless of party."
U.S. REPRESENTATIVE MARK POCAN, DEMOCRAT, WISCONSIN
"The United States cannot risk getting entangled into another decades-long conflict without Congressional authorization. The White House must work with Congress before continuing these airstrikes in Yemen."
U.S. REPRESENTATIVE THOMAS MASSIE, REPUBLICAN, KENTUCKY
Only Congress has the power to declare war. I have to give credit to Rep Ro Khanna here for sticking to his principles, as very few are willing to make this statement while their party is in the White House.
US MADE A BIG MISTAKE BOMBING YEMEN
If you think the new war in Yemen is going to be restricted to Yemen, think again.
It's now open season for US and British military bases in the region. The Yemenis are fearless and have nothing to lose.
They will easily set the entire region on fire. Do not underestimate their strike capacity far outside Yemen either, or their deeply embedded alliances with other groups.
We have just heard reports of new attacks on US bases by Iraqi militias.
Everyone knows that the major regional war will break out this year. It looks like it might now be entering the point of no return.
All the defenders of justice, soldiers of righteousness and keepers of honor are Yemeni today.
All the noble among mankind are with Yemen and the fate of all humanity is Yemeni.
We see a people wage a war for no other reason than the defense of human dignity, without any profit motive whatsoever.
History will remember heroic Yemen, who did what the other Arab leaders were too corrupt and cowardly to do, for all eternity.
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