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Sen. Dick Durbin: Article 1, Section 8, in the Constitution spells out who declares war under this Constitution. The United States Congress. Did the Congress declare war on Iran? No. Trump decided that we would go to war on his own without regard for the Constitution. $88 billion. That's... show more

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