Regardless of how you personally feel about the war in Iran: The House voted to end it, twice, in June and July. The Senate voted to end it in June. 63% of voters want it over as soon as possible. 59% say starting it was the wrong call. The administration's answer is that these votes "have no force of law." Legally, they have a point. The War Powers Resolution was built to allow Congress to end a war with exactly this kind of vote, but the Supreme Court gutted that mechanism in 1983, and Congress never replaced it. The administration also claims the war "terminated" with a ceasefire in April. It didn't. The strikes, the casualties, and the $80 billion funding request say otherwise. The bottom line is that the American people DO NOT support this war, and Congress has voted on the record to end it, multiple times. Things are not freaking going well, and we all know it. I'm beyond sick of being gaslit into believing otherwise.