1. United States
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3. Letter

War with Iran shows Trump’s incompetence, in his own words: “Our president will start a war with Iran because he has absolutely no ability to negotiate. He’s weak and he’s ineffective. So the only way he figures that he’s going to get reelected…and as sure as you’re sitting there, is to start a war with Iran.” — Donald J. Trump, November 2011. This attack also is an attempt to circumvent continuous deplorable information in the Epstein files. We could call this military action against Iran as “Operation Epstein Fury,” an attempt to distract from the frequent appearance of the president’s name in the Epstein files as well as the recent story that the Department of Justice illegally withheld an allegation that Trump raped a thirteen-year-old. There’s also a lot of corruption involving Trump, the Trump family, and friends of Trump- some of which are also members of the Trump administration. This is also a distraction from Trump’s poor policy decisions on tariffs and mass immigration deportations that are continuing to be found illegal and inhumane by U. S. courts, including the Supreme Court’s decision on tariffs. These policies and practices are also extremely unpopular with the American people. Are these aggressive actions against Iran also set to hide Trump and his administration’s very low poll numbers by the American people? We, the American people, are also very much against any wars, especially unnecessary wars like this one is. The reasons for the strikes in Iran keep changing from vague to repeated lies about immediate nuclear power threats to unhinged such as rampant falsehoods about Iran and other countries’ involved in past elections. Various reasons without a well articulated plan and endgame seems to indicate that this war is very much unnecessary. Trump’s attack on Iran scorns the will of the people and our constitutional right to decide whether we want to pay for a war with our money and our lives. That disdain for democratic government reveals that Trump’s military adventure against Iran is also fundamentally an attack on the United States of America. It’s time for Congress and for you, specifically, to stand up for the American people and against this president and his administration’s horrendous policies and extreme executive overreach. We, the American people do not want this war and you need to speak up for your constituents and for all Americans on what is right, constitutional, humane, and nationally and internationally legal. Get back to Washington and vote against this act of war!