In a rare feat, John Bolton, the former ambassador to the United Nations, publishes an op-ed piece in both the WP and the NYT. Along with John Yoo, a former deputy assistant attorney general, Bolton argues in the NYT that Obama, unlike past presidents, shouldn’t forget the Constitution’s Treaty Clause that requires treaties to be approved by two-thirds of the Senate. Yes, that’s right, Yoo, who spent much of his time in the administration arguing that the president had pretty much unfettered power to run the so-called war on terror as he saw fit, now says that a simple congressional majority isn’t enough to pass a treaty because the Constitution must be respected at all costs.