Edward Corwin describes the Constitution's treatment of the authority of the president and of Congress in foreign affairs as

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Edward Corwin describes the Constitution's treatment of the authority of the president and Congress in foreign affairs as "an invitation to struggle." This refers to the fact that the Constitution does not clearly assign all foreign affairs power to either the president or Congress, leading to potential conflicts and power struggles between the two branches.

Edward Corwin Describes the Constitution's Treatment of the Authority of the President