Trump shared a profanity-laden post to his Truth Social account, threatening to target civilian infrastructure in Iran—war crimes under the Geneva Convention. “Tuesday will be Power Plant Day, and Bridge Day, all wrapped up in one, in Iran. There will be nothing like it!!! Open the Fuckin’ Strait, you crazy bastards, or you’ll be living in Hell – JUST WATCH! Praise be to Allah. President DONALD J. TRUMP.”
The Constitution does not permit a president to wage war on a whim.
The founders were clear: the power to declare war rests with Congress, not the executive. The president, as Commander in Chief, was meant to oversee the military—not unleash it unchecked.
And yet, once again, we find ourselves embroiled in an unauthorized war—funded by taxpayers, justified with shifting narratives, and carried out without meaningful oversight.
The sitting president of the United States is spending money that is not his to spend in order to fight endless wars unauthorized by Congress that do nothing to protect the American people or our interests, while insisting that the federal government’s only priority should be the military industrial complex.
While Americans struggle with rising gas prices, soaring grocery bills, and mounting debt—fueled in part by reckless tariffs and preemptive wars—the federal government is spending money it doesn’t have on military expansion, foreign conflicts, and presidential excess.
This is not America First.
If anything, it is becoming painfully clear that Donald Trump’s “America First” approach to governing puts America last every time.
The war with Iran did not emerge from nowhere.
It was not some tragic misunderstanding. Not some unforeseeable spiral. Not some sudden emergency that forced reluctant men into hard decisions. This war was cultivated. Desired. Lobbied for. Dreamed about for years by the same class of politicians, strategists, donors, media courtiers, and foreign policy ghouls who have spent decades dragging America through one Middle Eastern disaster after another.
The war with Iran did not emerge from nowhere.
It was not some tragic misunderstanding. Not some unforeseeable spiral. Not some sudden emergency that forced reluctant men into hard decisions. This war was cultivated. Desired. Lobbied for. Dreamed about for years by the same class of politicians, strategists, donors, media courtiers, and foreign policy ghouls who have spent decades dragging America through one Middle Eastern disaster after another.