No, this did not bypass the law. Presidents have the legal power to send troops without authorization from congress in this sort of situation.
The President is the commander in chief of the military, but only Congress has the authority to declare war. The US frequently deploys the military without declaring war.
no
He did what Obama just did for Libya- ordered military action on his own , without approval from Congress.
No
Yes...The UN has no authority in OUR involvement.
No; it is the opposite. Executive orders increase presidential power and decrease congressional power, as the president pushes his wishes without congressional debate, approval, or negotiation. The use of executive orders is often used due to political roadblocks; President Obama resorted to making multiple cabinet appointments this way after the GOP refused to vote on his candidates, or even bring his nominations to the House floor for discussion.
His approval rating is very low, at about 40%.
Barack Obama is not listed as a member of the NAACP but is a membr of the Congressional Black Caucus.
The President's Approval Rating is a measure of how much the people like the President at any given time during his term of office. As of July 30, 2014, President Obama's approval rating sat at 46 percent.
He helped USA citizens escape Libya
The OVERALL approval ratings are close, but Obama's is lower, with his being 48 and Bush's being 49.4. For approval on a specific day, Bush's a far lower: Bush's lowest approval rating was 25% on October 31, 2008. Obama's lowest approval rating was a Gallup rating of 40% on June 16, 2014. For more information, visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_presidential_approval_rating
His approval rating is very low, at about 40%.
For the most part the approval rating is judged by members of media as the general public has been determined by them to be mentally incompetent.
The president comes from Chicago IL, and when he voted (before he became president), that is where he cast his votes. When he ran for the state senate, he served the 13th Congressional District.