Trump ignites debate on presidential authority with Iran strikes and wins praise from Republicans

Counterpoint: On Iran, Trump Endangers U.S. by Ignoring Rule of Law – DV Journal

For an alternate viewpoint, see “Point: By Striking Iran, Trump Made the Right Decision.” Congressional approval for military engagement still matters. Here’s why. Last Saturday’s strike against Iran was perhaps the most consequential U.S. military action in the Middle East of the past decade. As it stands, early indications suggest the strikes significantly eroded but did not eliminate Iran’s nuclear program, and a tenuous ceasefire has taken h…

Trump Got This One Right

The president has made many poor decisions, but in striking Iran, he acted where his predecessors had failed.

Trump’s Legitimate Use of War Powers Triggers Wave of Hypocrisy as Democrats Claim 'Constitutional’ Scruples

Their Trump derangement blinds them to the fact that America and the world are safer without a nuclear-capable Iran.

Examining Whether Trump Had the Constitutional Authority to Attack Iran

Este artículo estará disponible en español en El Tiempo Latino. In the aftermath of President Donald Trump’s decision to bomb three of Iran’s nuclear facilities, numerous Democrats claimed the president’s actions were unconstitutional and a violation of the War Powers Resolution. It is a contentious and hotly debated issue not only in Congress but also in academia. Constitutional experts told us those who are claiming the president’s decision wa…

JD Crowe: War is Trump’s deadliest unconstitutional distraction

In the process of going rogue on Iran, the president also bunker-buster bombed the U.S. Constitution.

Letter: Iran strikes risk more than destabilization | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

President Donald Trump has recklessly ordered American forces to attack Iranian nuclear installations, in contravention of the Constitution and the War Powers Act. Time will tell if his objective — destruction of these facilities — was achieved.