Kucinich Says Obama’s Handling Of Libya May Be Impeachable Offense



May 24, 2011
by Personal Liberty News Desk

A member of President Barack Obama’s own political party recently stated that the Commander in Chief has violated the Constitution by bypassing Congressional approval to intercede in Libya’s civil war.

Representative Dennis Kucinich (D-Ohio) said Obama’s decision to authorize military air strikes against Libya without Congressional approval may be an impeachable offense. He said Obama violated the Constitution’s War Powers Act, which requires a President to get legislative backing from Federal lawmakers within 60 days of launching a military action.

May 21 marked the 61st day since Obama deployed the United States military to Libya.

“He didn’t have Congressional authorization. He has gone against the Constitution, and that’s got to be said,â€