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==Overview==
 
==Overview==
[[category:US]]The {{USA}} has been in a state of [[national emergency]] since September 14, 2001, having been [[2001-09-14 To the Congress of the United States|declared]] by President [[George W. Bush]] on that date and renewed by the President every year since.
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The {{USA}} has been in a state of [[national emergency]] since {{lc|2001-09-14|September 14, 2001}}, having been [[2001-09-14 To the Congress of the United States|declared]] by President [[George W. Bush]] on that date and renewed by the President every year since.
  
 
Against the hopes of many who voted for him, [[Barack Obama|President Obama]] renewed the declaration for an additional year on [[2009-09-10 Continuation of the National Emergency|September 10, 2009]].
 
Against the hopes of many who voted for him, [[Barack Obama|President Obama]] renewed the declaration for an additional year on [[2009-09-10 Continuation of the National Emergency|September 10, 2009]].
  
There is much speculation that the state of emergency now exists primarily to conceal the implementation of [[US/Continuity of Government|Continuity of Government]] plans, which would essentially supersede the normal democratic operation of the US federal government.
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There is much speculation, especially in the [[self-identified conservative]] media<ref name=ctrib /><ref name=washblog /> regarding the implications of the ongoing state of emergency, including theories that the declaration gives the President "greater control of the military" and "special wartime powers"<ref name=cnsnews />. A related theory is that it now exists primarily to conceal the implementation of [[US/Continuity of Government|Continuity of Government]] plans, which would essentially supersede the normal democratic operation of the US federal government.
 
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<ref name=ctrib>'''2015-05-21''' [http://conservativetribune.com/obama-declares-emergency/ BREAKING: Obama Declares “National Emergency"... The Reason Why Will Make You Furious]</ref>
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<ref name=cnsnews>'''2012-10-10''' [http://cnsnews.com/news/article/obama-quietly-extends-national-emergency-declaration-11-years-after-911-attacks Obama Quietly Extends National Emergency Declaration, 11 Years After 9/11 Attacks]</ref>
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<ref name=washblog>'''2010-02-10''' [http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2010/02/yes-america-is-still-in-an-official-state-of-emergency.html Yes, America is Still in an Official State of Emergency] (Note: Washington's Blog is not itself especially [[self-identified conservative|SIC]], but it cites at least one SIC source, ''The [[Washington Times]]''.</ref>
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Revision as of 12:58, 22 July 2016

Overview

The United States has been in a state of national emergency since 2001-09-14, having been declared by President George W. Bush on that date and renewed by the President every year since.

Against the hopes of many who voted for him, President Obama renewed the declaration for an additional year on September 10, 2009.

There is much speculation, especially in the self-identified conservative media[1][2] regarding the implications of the ongoing state of emergency, including theories that the declaration gives the President "greater control of the military" and "special wartime powers"[3]. A related theory is that it now exists primarily to conceal the implementation of Continuity of Government plans, which would essentially supersede the normal democratic operation of the US federal government.

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News

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Footnotes