THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Jude Russo) - Could an Iran War Commission Revive Constitutional Government?
A new proposal shows a politically viable step toward restoring congressional war powers. The post Could an Iran War Commission Revive Constitutional Government? appeared first on The American Conservative .
Politics Politics Could an Iran War Commission Revive Constitutional Government? A new proposal shows a politically viable step toward restoring congressional war powers. Photo by Mehmet Eser/Anadolu via Getty Images Is it politically possible for Congress to reassert its constitutional war powers? What would it take? Let’s quickly analyze why congressional war powers have become so degraded. The vast expansion of American international commitments following the Second World War and the beginning of the Cold War necessarily tended to encourage delegation of war powers to…Open
YOUTUBE (The Hill) - Trump: Iran trying to drag war out through November elections
President Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth tied the Iran war to the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks in their anniversary remarks Friday at the Pentagon, suggesting the conflict is a continuation of the war on terror. “We salute the service members working right now to ensure the world’s number one sponsor of terror, the Islamic Republic of Iran, will never ever have a nuclear weapon,” Trump said to claps from the audience at the ceremony. Read More: https://thehill.com/policy/defense/6084687-trump-hegseth-iran-war-september-11/ #iran #war #september11th #election
REDSTATE (RedState) - Iran Makes Move on Fees in the Strait That Shows Just How Desperate They Are
AMERICANTHINKER (American Thinker Blog) - We killed the man, not the machine
By Meda Parameswara Reddy Why tactical decapitation failed in Tehran—and the moral imperative for real transition.
AMERICANTHINKER (American Thinker Blog) - Iran takes the dive
By J.R. Dunn A world-shaking victory fo the Mahdi, inshallah.
THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - Iran Strikes at U.S. Bases in Kuwait, UAE.
Iran has launched retaliatory missile and drone strikes on U.S. bases in Kuwait and the UAE, escalating regional tensions following reported U.S. bombings in southern Iran.
Iran has launched missile and drone strikes on U.S. bases in Kuwait and the UAE, escalating regional tensions following reported U.S. bombings in southern Iran. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Iran continued launching strikes against U.S. military installations and American allies in the Middle East on Thursday, despite the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) announcing the previous day that its own bombing campaign had ended. Iranian officials said the latest attacks targeted U.S. military facilities in Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), while Kuwait confirmed that its territory came under a wave of Iranian missile and drone attacks before dawn. KEY QUOTE: “The continuation of these brazen assaults reflects a hostile approach and…Open
THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Andrew Day) - Hurting Everyday Iranians Doesn’t Help American Interests
Experts say Tehran will dig in, not back down, amid “economic D-Day.” The post Hurting Everyday Iranians Doesn’t Help American Interests appeared first on The American Conservative .
The Iran War The Iran War Hurting Everyday Iranians Doesn’t Help American Interests Experts say Tehran will dig in, not back down, amid “economic D-Day.” Photo by ATTA KENARE / AFP via Getty Images Amid public discontent and warnings from Pentagon leaders that the Iran War undermines military readiness, President Donald Trump has settled on a new strategy: lower the temperature on military hostilities and focus instead on strangling Iran’s economy. Middle East experts told The American Conservative that this approach won’t fundamentally change Tehran’s own…Open