US EditionThe President has both Statutory and Constitutional Authority for the Attack on Iran
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The President has both Statutory and Constitutional Authority for the Attack on Iran
This is a guest column by Dr. John Eastman, a Senior Fellow at The Claremont Institute, and former longtime professor of constitutional law.It has been a little over a week since U.S. military forces, acting pursuant to direct authorization from President Donald Trump as Commander-in-Chief, began a large attack, coordinated with Israeli military forces, on the Islamic Republic of Iran.Declassified with Julie Kelly is a reader-supported publicati…
Rep. Alford Backs President’s Authority on Iran
Missouri Rep. Mark Alford believes President Donald Trump has the necessary constitutional authority to take military action against Iran. “Well, I think it was right to strike once again,” Alford told Up to Date on KCUR. “This was the time to take out the Ayatollah. Negotiations were not productive. The Iranians were not serious about reducing their enrichment and eliminating their capabilities and development of ballistic missiles, and so this…
The attack on Iran was expected, but its intensity is extraordinary. Most of the leaders of the Tehran regime were killed on the first day, including Ayatollah Khamenei. So far, however, there is no indication that Iran is paralyzed. It is responding with missile attacks on Israel and on Arab states where American military facilities are located. Oil prices are rising to record highs as a result of the war. Thousands of tourists, including Czech…
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