When a President Admits His War Is Illegal, the Constitution Already Lost
Trump admits he won't call Iran a 'war' because Congress would need to approve it — exposing how executive power has rendered constitutional checks meaningless.
Trump admits he won't call Iran a 'war' because Congress would need to approve it — exposing how executive power has rendered constitutional checks meaningless.
Peter Ticktin, an 80-year-old Florida lawyer with Trump's ear, is pushing an emergency executive order to ban all voting machines and mail ballots — a plan that would disenfranchise millions and that legal experts say exceeds any president's constitutional authority.
Trump's 2 AM declaration of 'absolute right' to override the Supreme Court on tariffs reveals his blueprint for undermining judicial independence ahead of the 2028 election.