John Bellinger
John Bellinger is a legal expert and former legal advisor to the National Security Council under President George W. Bush. He is well-versed in international law and U.S. constitutional law, often commenting on the legal frameworks governing military actions and the role of Congress in war powers.
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Belize:
Critics, including former State Department legal advisor John Bellinger, warned that the strikes may constitute 'extrajudicial killings' under international law.
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Venezuela:
John Bellinger noted that Congress has increasingly consented to presidential military force.
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Panama:
John Bellinger noted that Congress has increasingly consented to presidential military actions.
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United Kingdom:
John Bellinger, who was a legal adviser in the White House under President George W Bush, said Congress has acquiesced more and more in presidential uses of military force.
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