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Joan Powell's avatar

There’s no justification for war on Iran and the Constitution gives Congress the sole power to authorize war therefore Congress must at the very least war powers resolution today.

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Jack is correct. Note which stories trend and note which stories move markets, close straits, and redraw military posture. They are rarely the same stories. Every period of structural change in modern history has come wrapped in noise. The noise was real. The outrage was earned. The fear was legitimate. And the thing that actually changed the future happened in the quieter column.

Jack is correct that people follow intensity, not importance. File the date: May 1, 2026. A president declared congressional war authorization unconstitutional. Gas crossed $4.39. European allies were threatened with troop withdrawals. These are load-bearing facts. They will still matter in six months. Most of today’s loudest headlines will not. Note which story you were reading before you got here. That answer tells you something.

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