The article discusses the critical need for Congress to reclaim its constitutional authority to declare war, especially in light of past military actions authorized by President Trump. It argues that Trump's decisions, including withdrawing from agreements and undermining intelligence agencies, pose risks to democracy. The letter also highlights the positive community impact of protests against authoritarianism, where individuals unite to advocate for truth, kindness, and the protection of civil liberties. It suggests continued activism, including support for the National Security Powers Act to ensure congressional approval for military actions.
Congress must reclaim its power to declare war as outlined in the Constitution, instead of allowing unilateral military actions from the presidency.
The protests have become a source of community and joy, allowing people to connect with shared values of kindness, truth, and freedom.
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