The Fact That American Presidents Have Often, Since World War

The fact that American presidents have often, since World War II, committed the United States to overseas military missions and conflicts with little to no consultation with Congress is at odds with the intentions of the Constitution's framers because they:

A) clearly wanted presidents to put more of an emphasis on diplomacy.
B) would have wanted Congress to demand that the president emphasize the need for more humanitarian missions and international aid efforts.
C) would have wanted Congress and military generals to have more control over international relations, instead.
D) gave Congress the power to declare war, and made the president the commander-in-chief only when Congress chose to exercise that power.