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commitment · 2026

Review war authorizations and reform the War Powers Act

Crow says Congress should review existing authorizations for the use of military force and reform the War Powers Act. He argues that authorizations should not leave presidents with broad, open-ended authority and that Congress should debate and vote on decisions to go to war, then decide whether to fund them.

Context: Crow describes this as work Congress should undertake in January; he does not identify specific legislative language or changes.

In their own words

We’re also going to look at reforming the War Powers Act.

The source

How Democrats Will Wield Power on Foreign Policy ↗

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Retrieved: 11/12/2026