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The answer to the question above is the resolution gave President Johnson war-making powers without a declaration of war.
Senator Wayne Morse opposed the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution because the resolution gave President Johnson war-making powers without a declaration of war. According to him, the resolution violates the Article One of the United States Constitution.

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