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Our View: War without consent — or the Constitution - Charleston City Paper
The United States committed multiple acts of war over the weekend against the sovereign nation of Iran. That it did so with the goal of preventing a brutal and unpredictable regime from acquiring nuclear weapons no doubt provided justification aplenty for many in the U.S. and around the world. The post Our View: War without consent — or the Constitution appeared first on Charleston City Paper.
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