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The Constitution doesn't care about perfect timing

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Mon Mar 2 2026

 
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei speaks during a televised message in Tehran, Iran, February 9, 2026. This image was provided by the Office of the Iranian Supreme Leader.

American military action against Iran should have been authorized by Congress. This was an act of war.

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Trump starts his Iran war with soulless remark on US casualties

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