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I am sure you saw that yesterday President Trump threatened North Korea with "fire and fury like the world has never seen before." A message he thought appropriate to send from New Jersey ... while on vacation ... at his golf course.
Listen... here is the absolutely pure, unvarnished truth: it is abhorrent that Congress has allowed a man who is so clearly unfit and lacking the mental capacity and intellectual curiosity to handle this job to continue in the role for so long.
But on this issue -- on matters of war -- they have a Constitutional obligation to assert their authority. And if the United States is going to take military action against North Korea, it should only happen if the sole branch of government responsible for declaring war, does so first.
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Sign VoteVets petition right now if you agree that if military action against North Korea is going to happen, it can only happen after Congress passes a new Authorization for the Use of Military Force.
Trump's reckless and theatrical threats only bring us closer to a new Korean War. It is abundantly clear that the surrounding cast at the White House -- including General Kelly -- are just out to lunch, and America may soon pay a heavy price for that. In their absence, Congress must assert its role here.
All my best,
Will Fischer
Iraq War Veteran and Director of Government Relations
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Iraq War Veteran and Director of Government Relations
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