Sometimes the lack of an answer IS the answer. He won't say "yes", ever, to such a question - but the fact that he didn't say "no" immediately and unequivocally

Sometimes the lack of an answer IS the answer. He won't say "yes", ever, to such a question - but the fact that he didn't say "no" immediately and unequivocally means his answer is "yes". Insofar as any justification via "invasion or insurrection" clauses may apply, war must be declared - and, in the issue at hand, it hasn't. Given the recent propensity for this administration to paint "tea party" types as some form of "terrorist", some of us are rather concerned.