In a Trump war, with great power comes no responsibility | Jamil Smith
Source: US news | The Guardian · Bias: Center Left
Summary
When presidents ask the country to support a war, honesty is not optionalThe bombs fell in our name before any of us knew. Then the president saw fit to inform us.Legal scholars and politicians alike began debating whether they were constitutional. Markets responded within hours. Cities across the United States moved to heightened alert amid fears of retaliation. Continue reading...
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