This isn’t just about Iran. This is about how power actually operates. When decisions as serious as war can bypass the very framework meant to control them… You don’t have a functioning system. You have a managed one. The U.S. Constitution is clear: Congress declares war. The President executes it. That separation wasn’t accidental it was designed to prevent exactly this. So when military action happens without that process being followed… The real question isn’t left vs right. It’s this: Who is actually making the decisions? Because if wars can be initiated while money flows through sanctions, contracts, and private deals… Then war stops being about defence. And starts looking a lot more like: incentives, access, and profit. This is where people get uncomfortable. Because it forces a deeper question: If the rules can be bent at the highest level… what else is being bypassed quietly? And how many times has this already happened without scrutiny? Is this a constitut...