Massie and Khanna are right.

As two U.S. carrier strike groups sit within range of Iran, Congress has not taken a single vote authorizing war. Not one.

In this episode of the Bring Our Troops Home Podcast, we break down the bipartisan Iran War Powers Resolution introduced by Congressman Thomas Massie and Congressman Ro Khanna — and why this moment is bigger than politics. This is about Article I of the Constitution.

If the United States is going to move from peace to war, that decision does not belong to one person. It belongs to Congress. It belongs to the American people.

We examine the current military buildup in the region, the diplomacy still underway, and the dangerous rhetoric from Washington voices who treat regime change like branding strategy.

This is not anti-war. It is pro-Constitution.

If a war is worth fighting, it is worth voting on.

We also explain why Defend the Guard remains the most powerful constitutional tool available to the states if Congress refuses to act — and why this window matters right now, before escalation becomes automatic.

War is the most serious decision a nation can make. The question is simple:

Does Congress still intend to exercise its authority?

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