[That power] is not limited to aliens or foreign battlefields, ... conditioned on an act of Congress.

One of my first achievements in Congress was enactment of the Hudson River Habitat Restoration Act back in 1996.

The Taiwan Relations Act of 1979 was the subject of extraordinary care and consultation between the Congress and the president. For President Bush to simply throw that away and ... effectively declare Taiwan a treaty ally without consultation with Congress, without a lengthy speech to explain to the American people the reason for undertaking this solemn and grave commitment and without any real consultation with allies ... is deeply troubling.

If Congress were able to act, there would be much less activity in the state legislatures.

I took the canal zone and let congress debate, and while the debate goes on the canal does also

Justice Scalia, Congress did not pick on the parties. The party and the candidates are one in the same. Political parties wield enormous power and should be subject to regulation,