The War Powers Resolution of 1973 Proclaims All of the Following

The War Powers Resolution of 1973 proclaims all of the following except

A) the ability to regulate the future use of American military forces by the president when war is not declared by Congress.
B) the ability to prevent the president from waging war simply on the basis of his power as commander in chief.
C) that the president must consult with Congress before American troops are introduced to a hostile environment.
D) that the president must submit a written report to Congress within twenty-four hours of American troops arriving in a hostile environment.
E) Congress can halt the use of troops if certain conditions are met.