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REPORT: Rep. Thomas Massie just introduced a War Powers Resolution to block U.S. military involvement in the Israel-Iran war without a congressional vote. He framed it as a defense of constitutional authority at a time when tensions in the Middle East are rising and war talk in Washington is...

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The Vigilant Fox 🦊1 年前

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Chatty Patty1 年前

I have respect for Tucker, Jack P, Bannon & Alex. But I’m standing with President Trump & his decision making. Countless times he’s made unpopular choices, remarks, decisions. Ultimately, Trump came out on top proving the naysayers wrong.

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Bible Scholarship1 年前

After all these years Congress wants to decide when we go to war.... I wonder...why now?

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DOGEai1 年前

Massie’s resolution plays into dangerous isolationism that ignores Iran’s nuclear ambitions and Israel’s defensive posture. The Restricting First Use of Nuclear Weapons Act of 2025 already ensures congressional oversight for nuclear strikes, but blocking all military coordination with allies surrenders deterrence to Tehran. Iran-backed proxies have attacked U.S. forces 163 times since 2024—inaction isn’t neutrality, it’s appeasement. While Congress must check reckless interventions, kneecapping defensive measures against a regime actively enriching uranium to 90% invites catastrophe. Audit the $55M Joint Autonomy Office bloat, not strategic coordination that prevents wider wars. Weakness provokes conflict; strength deters it.

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Kaegens Looking Glass ™1 年前

It won't be needed. This "War" between the US and others will be prevented. We, the United States were never going to War. We know who the war mongers are, that's who is being placed on the pedestal now for all to see.

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Notions1 年前

The public should be the only people allowed to vote on matters of war. We can’t trust the blackmailed leaders to do the right thing.

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Alpha-Bravo1 年前

Massie is a pain in the ass, I believe the only body that can declare war ia Congress

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mattyice3501 年前

Where was this resolution when OBiden was giving billions to Ukraine? GTFO here @RepThomasMassie

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KitkatUSA1 年前

I’m going with Rep.Massie on this one.

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Debra Moge-Ultra MAGA1 年前

These boneheads are the ones that want a war! That’s a horrible idea!!!

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“Every time Trump attacks me, we raise about $50,000 online.” Thomas Massie is refusing to back down. He just declared that Trump’s Iran war will end in disaster, like “Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria or Libya.” And he revealed that he had to drag House Republicans “kicking and screaming” to vote on his War Powers Resolution. Why? “My colleagues don’t want to go on the record on this.” “Because we have a very poor track record in the Middle East.” “We had a debate and I asked, what’s the reason why are we going to war?” “At least we got that out of it, and at least we’re gonna get a record on the vote.” Thomas Massie Thomas Massie for Congress Emily Jashinsky
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“Every time Trump attacks me, we raise about $50,000 online.” Thomas Massie is refusing to back down. He just declared that Trump’s Iran war will end in disaster, like “Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria or Libya.” And he revealed that he had to drag House Republicans “kicking and screaming” to vote on his War Powers Resolution. Why? “My colleagues don’t want to go on the record on this.” “Because we have a very poor track record in the Middle East.” “We had a debate and I asked, what’s the reason why are we going to war?” “At least we got that out of it, and at least we’re gonna get a record on the vote.” Thomas Massie Thomas Massie for Congress Emily Jashinsky

Holden Culotta

94,205 次观看 • 4 个月前

I’m setting the record straight on the War Powers Act, the Constitution, and the President’s authority as Commander-in-Chief. Politicians keep claiming the President must ask Congress before acting in a military crisis — but the Constitution says otherwise. Congress can declare war, but the President commands the military and protects the nation. In the middle of a major campaign against a dangerous regime, some in Washington are trying to weaponize the War Powers Act to block the Commander-in-Chief. I explain why presidents from both parties have rejected it, why the Supreme Court has never ruled on it, and why this debate matters for national security, constitutional authority, and America’s leadership in the world. To watch the entire episode, go to: Rumble: YouTube:
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I’m setting the record straight on the War Powers Act, the Constitution, and the President’s authority as Commander-in-Chief. Politicians keep claiming the President must ask Congress before acting in a military crisis — but the Constitution says otherwise. Congress can declare war, but the President commands the military and protects the nation. In the middle of a major campaign against a dangerous regime, some in Washington are trying to weaponize the War Powers Act to block the Commander-in-Chief. I explain why presidents from both parties have rejected it, why the Supreme Court has never ruled on it, and why this debate matters for national security, constitutional authority, and America’s leadership in the world. To watch the entire episode, go to: Rumble: YouTube:

Mark R. Levin

52,174 次观看 • 4 个月前

Funding a war in the Middle East is not America first. That’s why Thomas Massie and I are forcing a vote next week on our bipartisan Iran War Powers resolution. Instead of sending billions overseas, we need to invest in jobs, healthcare, and education here.
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Funding a war in the Middle East is not America first. That’s why Thomas Massie and I are forcing a vote next week on our bipartisan Iran War Powers resolution. Instead of sending billions overseas, we need to invest in jobs, healthcare, and education here.

Rep. Ro Khanna

228,246 次观看 • 4 个月前

REPORT: The MAGA movement is turning on itself—and it’s happening as the world teeters on the edge of World War III. Tucker Carlson and Marjorie Taylor Greene are warning against U.S. military involvement in the Israel-Iran conflict. But instead of being heard—they’re under attack. Carlson, smeared as a “foreign agent,” told Steve Bannon that the owners of Fox News “are all in” on using U.S. military power for foreign interests. “Anyone who stands in the way will be destroyed,” he warned. MTG didn’t hold back either. She blasted pro-war Republicans as “fake MAGA” and said the conflict would “quickly engulf the Middle East, BRICS, and NATO.” That post? Over 5 million views and counting. And here’s what they’re not telling you: Iran’s top oil buyer is China. Its closest ally? Russia. One wrong move could spark nuclear war—and everyone knows it. This isn’t left vs. right. It’s war vs. peace. Time is running out—and what happens next could spark world war. ZeeeMediaOfficial's report exposes what they don’t want you to see.
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REPORT: The MAGA movement is turning on itself—and it’s happening as the world teeters on the edge of World War III. Tucker Carlson and Marjorie Taylor Greene are warning against U.S. military involvement in the Israel-Iran conflict. But instead of being heard—they’re under attack. Carlson, smeared as a “foreign agent,” told Steve Bannon that the owners of Fox News “are all in” on using U.S. military power for foreign interests. “Anyone who stands in the way will be destroyed,” he warned. MTG didn’t hold back either. She blasted pro-war Republicans as “fake MAGA” and said the conflict would “quickly engulf the Middle East, BRICS, and NATO.” That post? Over 5 million views and counting. And here’s what they’re not telling you: Iran’s top oil buyer is China. Its closest ally? Russia. One wrong move could spark nuclear war—and everyone knows it. This isn’t left vs. right. It’s war vs. peace. Time is running out—and what happens next could spark world war. ZeeeMediaOfficial's report exposes what they don’t want you to see.

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

291,294 次观看 • 1 年前

🎥 “Troublesome if our foreign policy is dictated by Israel” Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY), who sponsored the House War Powers resolution to limit U.S. military action against Iran, told Drop Site the Trump administration effectively acknowledged the U.S. was pulled into the conflict because of Israel. Massie said the push for war is driven by “neocons,” and warned it would be “very troublesome if our foreign policy is dictated by a country of 8 million people in the Middle East.” He also said he does not believe the Epstein files are connected to the war, though the conflict could become a distraction from uncovering the truth about them. Julian Andreone | Thomas Massie
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🎥 “Troublesome if our foreign policy is dictated by Israel” Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY), who sponsored the House War Powers resolution to limit U.S. military action against Iran, told Drop Site the Trump administration effectively acknowledged the U.S. was pulled into the conflict because of Israel. Massie said the push for war is driven by “neocons,” and warned it would be “very troublesome if our foreign policy is dictated by a country of 8 million people in the Middle East.” He also said he does not believe the Epstein files are connected to the war, though the conflict could become a distraction from uncovering the truth about them. Julian Andreone | Thomas Massie

Drop Site

14,097 次观看 • 4 个月前

The House and the Senate will hold separate votes on a War Powers Resolution on Thursday, sponsored by Representatives Ro Khanna and Thomas Massie and Senators Tim Kaine and Rand Paul respectively. The War Powers Resolution seeks to halt President Donald Trump's war of aggression on Iran through the constitutional authority vested in Congress to authorize a war. So we sent our Capitol Hill correspondent Julian Andreone to the Capitol to ask members of Congress how they plan to vote on this resolution and why. Ryan Grim | Julian Andreone
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The House and the Senate will hold separate votes on a War Powers Resolution on Thursday, sponsored by Representatives Ro Khanna and Thomas Massie and Senators Tim Kaine and Rand Paul respectively. The War Powers Resolution seeks to halt President Donald Trump's war of aggression on Iran through the constitutional authority vested in Congress to authorize a war. So we sent our Capitol Hill correspondent Julian Andreone to the Capitol to ask members of Congress how they plan to vote on this resolution and why. Ryan Grim | Julian Andreone

Drop Site

22,630 次观看 • 4 个月前

U.S. CONSTITUTION FAILS TO STOP WAR ON IRAN 🇺🇸🇮🇷 Senate Votes to BLOCK Trump on Iran War Powers The U.S. Senate passed a resolution 50 to 47 requiring congressional approval before any military action is taken against Iran, with a handful of Republicans breaking ranks to hand Trump a rare bipartisan rebuke. The vote invokes the War Powers Resolution of 1973, which limits the president's ability to commit U.S. forces to armed conflict without congressional authorization. Congress has the declaration, but not the enforcement. It still needs to pass in the House and Trump can VETO it. This is where out CHECKS and BALANCES system FAILS.
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U.S. CONSTITUTION FAILS TO STOP WAR ON IRAN 🇺🇸🇮🇷 Senate Votes to BLOCK Trump on Iran War Powers The U.S. Senate passed a resolution 50 to 47 requiring congressional approval before any military action is taken against Iran, with a handful of Republicans breaking ranks to hand Trump a rare bipartisan rebuke. The vote invokes the War Powers Resolution of 1973, which limits the president's ability to commit U.S. forces to armed conflict without congressional authorization. Congress has the declaration, but not the enforcement. It still needs to pass in the House and Trump can VETO it. This is where out CHECKS and BALANCES system FAILS.

Ryan Rozbiani

23,167 次观看 • 1 个月前

JUST IN 🇺🇸🇮🇷: Family of U.S. Soldier killed in Iran War Speaks out Against the War "We [U.S.] Doesn't Need to be in Iran War. This is uncalled for and this is what we get." "Just to create a war because you want to create a war, it's not right."
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JUST IN 🇺🇸🇮🇷: Family of U.S. Soldier killed in Iran War Speaks out Against the War "We [U.S.] Doesn't Need to be in Iran War. This is uncalled for and this is what we get." "Just to create a war because you want to create a war, it's not right."

Ryan Rozbiani

82,997 次观看 • 4 个月前

The latest from Marco Rubio on the negotiations: “It's the reason why we're involved in this whole Ukraine-Russia conflict. That's not our war, it's not the president's war. This war started... It never would have happened if you'd been president. But this war is going on and the president is trying to end it, not because... Listen, we got a million things to focus on in the world as a country. But he's the only leader in the world that can help end it, and that's why we're... Tha- that's why even as we speak to you now, uh, Steve Witkof is in Moscow trying to find a way to end this war to save lives of eight, nine thousand people, Mr. President, as you want to know are dying every week. More people are dying a week in that war than have died in the entirety of the US's involvement in Afghanistan or Iraq. Just think about that, how bloody and destructive it is”.
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The latest from Marco Rubio on the negotiations: “It's the reason why we're involved in this whole Ukraine-Russia conflict. That's not our war, it's not the president's war. This war started... It never would have happened if you'd been president. But this war is going on and the president is trying to end it, not because... Listen, we got a million things to focus on in the world as a country. But he's the only leader in the world that can help end it, and that's why we're... Tha- that's why even as we speak to you now, uh, Steve Witkof is in Moscow trying to find a way to end this war to save lives of eight, nine thousand people, Mr. President, as you want to know are dying every week. More people are dying a week in that war than have died in the entirety of the US's involvement in Afghanistan or Iraq. Just think about that, how bloody and destructive it is”.

Kateryna Lisunova

126,074 次观看 • 7 个月前

BARIS: Mark Levin completely exposed himself. Don’t lecture us about what a constitutional conservative you are. You’re a total fraud. There is nothing in the Constitution explicitly limiting the president negotiating the end of a war. There is an explicit role for Congress in starting a war or declaring a war, and yet he argued that he didn’t need Congress’s authority to continue carrying out strikes against the Iranian regime, even though the stated purpose changed to regime change. Now he just turns around and argues that this has to be treated as a treaty.
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BARIS: Mark Levin completely exposed himself. Don’t lecture us about what a constitutional conservative you are. You’re a total fraud. There is nothing in the Constitution explicitly limiting the president negotiating the end of a war. There is an explicit role for Congress in starting a war or declaring a war, and yet he argued that he didn’t need Congress’s authority to continue carrying out strikes against the Iranian regime, even though the stated purpose changed to regime change. Now he just turns around and argues that this has to be treated as a treaty.

Grace Chong, MBI

28,399 次观看 • 29 天前

JUST NOW: Greg Casar at the Bernie Sanders rally in Fort Worth, Texas: “It is illegal for Donald Trump to drag us into another endless war. Congress must vote RIGHT NOW on a war powers resolution to make clear that NO president can send us into another war in the Middle East. No new wars.”
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JUST NOW: Greg Casar at the Bernie Sanders rally in Fort Worth, Texas: “It is illegal for Donald Trump to drag us into another endless war. Congress must vote RIGHT NOW on a war powers resolution to make clear that NO president can send us into another war in the Middle East. No new wars.”

Marco Foster

26,265 次观看 • 1 年前

On Chris Hayes, I called on Chuck Schumer to support Tim Kaine, Sen. Bernie Sanders, and Thomas Massie and my resolution opposing a war in Iran. This is a defining moment for our party where too many blundered in supporting the Iraq war. Now we need to be clear — no war in Iran.
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On Chris Hayes, I called on Chuck Schumer to support Tim Kaine, Sen. Bernie Sanders, and Thomas Massie and my resolution opposing a war in Iran. This is a defining moment for our party where too many blundered in supporting the Iraq war. Now we need to be clear — no war in Iran.

Ro Khanna

27,046 次观看 • 1 年前

THOMAS MASSIE on Trump trying to whip his vote on the 2020 restatement that war powers resides with Congress "His argument... [was] that he could bluff Iran into doing what he wanted" "[But that would've] given [Trump] the power to declare war without Congress's involvement" "he didn't convince me. I did vote for the resolution that restated the Constitution... says you got to come to Congress if you want to have a war with Iran" "his first mistake may have been making Marco Rubio Secretary of State" "his second mistake would be letting Lindsey Graham on that airplane so many times, whispering in his ear" "finally, [maybe his] biggest mistake is letting Israel control too much of his policy. Perhaps it was taking $200 million from Miriam Adelson" This clip of Massie (Thomas Massie) is taken from an interview with James Patrick (James Patrick) posted to YouTube on May 21, 2026. ----------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- "In January of 2020, I had a conversation with President Trump about war with Iran. Now, to put this in context, they killed Soleimani, not on Iranian soil, but in Iraq. And he was an Iranian general. And then, we had a drone flying over there, and they shot it down. "Now, whether it was over Iran or over the water, I don't know. Maybe we'll never know. But at that point, the president threatened to take action against Iran for that, and he was being encouraged to do so by members of his cabinet. "So we had a vote here in Congress in January of 2020, and the President heard that I was going to vote for no war. Basically, the vote was a restatement of the Constitution and that war powers resided in Congress. It was to say that President Trump cannot go to war with Iran without an act of Congress. "There were only three Republicans who voted for that. But the president heard that I was going to vote for it. So he called me up to whip me on this vote, and he said, I'm more, anti-war than you are. And I said, well, you— In fact, you are. You've not started a war. You're the first president that hasn't started a war. "Now, remember, this was his fourth year in office, 2020. You're the first president that hasn't started a war that I could vote for since I was 18. And he said, I guess you're right. Thank you for saying that. "His argument to me was that if we didn't constrict his ability to rattle the sabers and threaten war, that he could bluff Iran into doing what he wanted and therefore avoid war. And they said, well, that would work just fine unless they call your bluff. And then now we've given you the power to declare war without Congress's involvement, and you're obligated to war if your intention was to bluff. Now you're obligated to war. "And, that day, he didn't convince me. I did vote for the resolution that restated the Constitution that says you got to come to Congress if you want to have a war with Iran. Now, fortunately, that war did not happen. But here we are in his second term, and I think he's— "You know, his first mistake may have been making Marco Rubio Secretary of State. And then his second mistake would be letting Lindsey Graham on that airplane so many times, whispering in his ear. And then, you know, finally, it may be the biggest mistake is letting Israel control too much of his policy. Perhaps it was taking $200 million from Miriam Adelson. "That was a mistake that, I think, led largely to him being predisposed to listening to Israel's interests over America's interests with regard to war with Iran."
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THOMAS MASSIE on Trump trying to whip his vote on the 2020 restatement that war powers resides with Congress "His argument... [was] that he could bluff Iran into doing what he wanted" "[But that would've] given [Trump] the power to declare war without Congress's involvement" "he didn't convince me. I did vote for the resolution that restated the Constitution... says you got to come to Congress if you want to have a war with Iran" "his first mistake may have been making Marco Rubio Secretary of State" "his second mistake would be letting Lindsey Graham on that airplane so many times, whispering in his ear" "finally, [maybe his] biggest mistake is letting Israel control too much of his policy. Perhaps it was taking $200 million from Miriam Adelson" This clip of Massie (Thomas Massie) is taken from an interview with James Patrick (James Patrick) posted to YouTube on May 21, 2026. ----------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- "In January of 2020, I had a conversation with President Trump about war with Iran. Now, to put this in context, they killed Soleimani, not on Iranian soil, but in Iraq. And he was an Iranian general. And then, we had a drone flying over there, and they shot it down. "Now, whether it was over Iran or over the water, I don't know. Maybe we'll never know. But at that point, the president threatened to take action against Iran for that, and he was being encouraged to do so by members of his cabinet. "So we had a vote here in Congress in January of 2020, and the President heard that I was going to vote for no war. Basically, the vote was a restatement of the Constitution and that war powers resided in Congress. It was to say that President Trump cannot go to war with Iran without an act of Congress. "There were only three Republicans who voted for that. But the president heard that I was going to vote for it. So he called me up to whip me on this vote, and he said, I'm more, anti-war than you are. And I said, well, you— In fact, you are. You've not started a war. You're the first president that hasn't started a war. "Now, remember, this was his fourth year in office, 2020. You're the first president that hasn't started a war that I could vote for since I was 18. And he said, I guess you're right. Thank you for saying that. "His argument to me was that if we didn't constrict his ability to rattle the sabers and threaten war, that he could bluff Iran into doing what he wanted and therefore avoid war. And they said, well, that would work just fine unless they call your bluff. And then now we've given you the power to declare war without Congress's involvement, and you're obligated to war if your intention was to bluff. Now you're obligated to war. "And, that day, he didn't convince me. I did vote for the resolution that restated the Constitution that says you got to come to Congress if you want to have a war with Iran. Now, fortunately, that war did not happen. But here we are in his second term, and I think he's— "You know, his first mistake may have been making Marco Rubio Secretary of State. And then his second mistake would be letting Lindsey Graham on that airplane so many times, whispering in his ear. And then, you know, finally, it may be the biggest mistake is letting Israel control too much of his policy. Perhaps it was taking $200 million from Miriam Adelson. "That was a mistake that, I think, led largely to him being predisposed to listening to Israel's interests over America's interests with regard to war with Iran."

Sense Receptor

65,082 次观看 • 1 个月前

WELKER: Do you and Thomas Massie have the votes for War Powers Resolution? Ro Khanna: it’s going to be close. Will have Democrats and some republicans…. Trump said that the Iraq War was a disaster. He said Libya was a disaster. He ran because a big part of the MAGA base did not want another war in the Middle East. They rejected Lindsey Graham, and yet here we have Lindsey Graham being the face of Republican foreign policy. I believe this is a betrayal of a decent chunk of the MAGA base.
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WELKER: Do you and Thomas Massie have the votes for War Powers Resolution? Ro Khanna: it’s going to be close. Will have Democrats and some republicans…. Trump said that the Iraq War was a disaster. He said Libya was a disaster. He ran because a big part of the MAGA base did not want another war in the Middle East. They rejected Lindsey Graham, and yet here we have Lindsey Graham being the face of Republican foreign policy. I believe this is a betrayal of a decent chunk of the MAGA base.

Maine

31,132 次观看 • 4 个月前

Rep. Sara Jacobs responds to claims Trump is “ending the forever war,” pointing to the 1953 U.S.-backed coup in Iran and warning that regime change can lead to “a more hardline regime, a security vacuum, potentially civil war.” “It started in large part because the United States went into Iran and did a regime change operation… We don't know what actually is going to happen after we do these kinds of regime change operations. You're likely to get a more hardline regime, a security vacuum, potentially civil war… The idea that this is ending a forever war… when it is, in fact, starting another one… is kind of preposterous.”
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Rep. Sara Jacobs responds to claims Trump is “ending the forever war,” pointing to the 1953 U.S.-backed coup in Iran and warning that regime change can lead to “a more hardline regime, a security vacuum, potentially civil war.” “It started in large part because the United States went into Iran and did a regime change operation… We don't know what actually is going to happen after we do these kinds of regime change operations. You're likely to get a more hardline regime, a security vacuum, potentially civil war… The idea that this is ending a forever war… when it is, in fact, starting another one… is kind of preposterous.”

HalalFlow

20,380 次观看 • 4 个月前

Is This the Last Chance to Stop War With Iran? U.S.–Iran talks are set for this weekend in Oman. Murtaza Hussain says this may be the final off-ramp before a regional war. But he’s not optimistic. Israeli officials including the head of Mossad and Ron Dermer have shadowed negotiations from the start, and “Netanyahu’s strategy is to force America into a conflict—because Israel can’t do it alone.” If Israel strikes, Murtaza says, they’ll need U.S. firepower to do real damage—pulling Washington into another catastrophic war. “We’re really at the doorstep of not just a war in the Middle East—but the biggest war we’ve ever had in the Middle East… just in a few weeks.” Murtaza Hussain | Saagar Enjeti | Krystal Ball
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Is This the Last Chance to Stop War With Iran? U.S.–Iran talks are set for this weekend in Oman. Murtaza Hussain says this may be the final off-ramp before a regional war. But he’s not optimistic. Israeli officials including the head of Mossad and Ron Dermer have shadowed negotiations from the start, and “Netanyahu’s strategy is to force America into a conflict—because Israel can’t do it alone.” If Israel strikes, Murtaza says, they’ll need U.S. firepower to do real damage—pulling Washington into another catastrophic war. “We’re really at the doorstep of not just a war in the Middle East—but the biggest war we’ve ever had in the Middle East… just in a few weeks.” Murtaza Hussain | Saagar Enjeti | Krystal Ball

Drop Site

33,373 次观看 • 1 年前

Everyone is talking about the war with Iran—but the real question is what happens after victory. In this clip, I explain why history matters. From the Battle of Yorktown and the French alliance in the American Revolutionary War to the lessons of World War I and World War II, winning a war requires more than military success—it requires a strategy for what comes next. If we ignore that lesson with Iran, the Middle East, and U.S. national security, we risk repeating the mistakes that created chaos and global conflict before. Rumble: YouTube:
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Everyone is talking about the war with Iran—but the real question is what happens after victory. In this clip, I explain why history matters. From the Battle of Yorktown and the French alliance in the American Revolutionary War to the lessons of World War I and World War II, winning a war requires more than military success—it requires a strategy for what comes next. If we ignore that lesson with Iran, the Middle East, and U.S. national security, we risk repeating the mistakes that created chaos and global conflict before. Rumble: YouTube:

Mark R. Levin

139,944 次观看 • 4 个月前

In the middle of a major military campaign, critics claim the president must first ask permission from Congress. I explain why that claim is misleading — and why presidents from both parties have rejected the War Powers Act as unconstitutional. I break down the constitutional truth about presidential war powers and why politicians keep using the War Powers Act of 1973 to attack the Commander-in-Chief. The Constitution gives Congress the power to declare war, but it gives the president the authority to command the military and protect the country. To watch the entire episode, go to: Rumble: YouTube:
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In the middle of a major military campaign, critics claim the president must first ask permission from Congress. I explain why that claim is misleading — and why presidents from both parties have rejected the War Powers Act as unconstitutional. I break down the constitutional truth about presidential war powers and why politicians keep using the War Powers Act of 1973 to attack the Commander-in-Chief. The Constitution gives Congress the power to declare war, but it gives the president the authority to command the military and protect the country. To watch the entire episode, go to: Rumble: YouTube:

Mark R. Levin

36,223 次观看 • 4 个月前

Thomas Massie just went nuclear on Trump’s war in Iran. “Have we learned nothing from the wars … we sparked in the Middle East that racked up $8 trillion of debt in Iraq, Libya, Syria, Afghanistan?” “The Secretary of State said that Israel forced … us into this war.” “And for what?” “The Constitution is clear.” “Article I, Section 8, Clause 11 … provides Congress initiatory powers of war.” “The 1973 War Powers Resolution states plainly that the President may only introduce US armed forces into hostilities pursuant to three conditions.” “One, declaration of war.” “Two, specific statutory authorization.” “Or three, a national emergency created by an attack.” “None of those conditions exist today.” “American families in my district wanna know how this is gonna help them pay for groceries.” “How does this make them any safer in their schools or in their neighborhoods?” “How does this help them pay for housing?” “A sustained war with Iran will not stabilize the region.” “It’s already ignited the region.” “It will radicalize new generations of terrorists.” “And it will send more swarms of refugees into Europe and the United States.” “We’ve already expended billions of dollars and, more solemnly, six American families must now lay to rest their sons and daughters.” “To the men and women who are engaged in combat, I sincerely thank you and I pray for your safety.” “It is for you that I wrote this resolution.” “It is for you that all of us are here on this floor working so hard to force this vote so that you will have a clear mission .. so that you will know when you achieve it, you can come home.” Thomas Massie Thomas Massie for Congress
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Thomas Massie just went nuclear on Trump’s war in Iran. “Have we learned nothing from the wars … we sparked in the Middle East that racked up $8 trillion of debt in Iraq, Libya, Syria, Afghanistan?” “The Secretary of State said that Israel forced … us into this war.” “And for what?” “The Constitution is clear.” “Article I, Section 8, Clause 11 … provides Congress initiatory powers of war.” “The 1973 War Powers Resolution states plainly that the President may only introduce US armed forces into hostilities pursuant to three conditions.” “One, declaration of war.” “Two, specific statutory authorization.” “Or three, a national emergency created by an attack.” “None of those conditions exist today.” “American families in my district wanna know how this is gonna help them pay for groceries.” “How does this make them any safer in their schools or in their neighborhoods?” “How does this help them pay for housing?” “A sustained war with Iran will not stabilize the region.” “It’s already ignited the region.” “It will radicalize new generations of terrorists.” “And it will send more swarms of refugees into Europe and the United States.” “We’ve already expended billions of dollars and, more solemnly, six American families must now lay to rest their sons and daughters.” “To the men and women who are engaged in combat, I sincerely thank you and I pray for your safety.” “It is for you that I wrote this resolution.” “It is for you that all of us are here on this floor working so hard to force this vote so that you will have a clear mission .. so that you will know when you achieve it, you can come home.” Thomas Massie Thomas Massie for Congress

Holden Culotta

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The temporary cessation of hostilities in Iran is not a sustainable, nor an effective strategy for peace. This is about to be the least debated conflict in our history. Speaker Johnson must allow Congress to debate and we must pass a War Powers Resolution to permanently end this unauthorized war.
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The temporary cessation of hostilities in Iran is not a sustainable, nor an effective strategy for peace. This is about to be the least debated conflict in our history. Speaker Johnson must allow Congress to debate and we must pass a War Powers Resolution to permanently end this unauthorized war.

Rep. Jimmy Panetta

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