1. United States
2. Calif.
3. Letter

I’m writing to express serious concern and deep dissatisfaction wit h the President’s recent foreign policy actions regarding Iran. What we are witnessing is not strength—it’s recklessness. ic; they’re dangerous, destabilizing, and irresponsible. Escalation, saber-rattling, and backroom alliances are not strateg There is zero transparency, no consistent doctrine, and a blatant disregard for both diplomacy and long-term national interest. , but in terms of American credibility. Aligning ourselves with authoritarian regimes while antagonizing a key regional power without a coherent plan is the kind of short-sig hted policy that leads to endless conflict and loss—not just abroad Congress cannot continue to remain silent or passive. We’ve seen th is movie before, and it doesn’t end well. utional war powers, and a foreign policy that reflects intelligence ous decisions. I expect you to stand up for real oversight, constit , not impulse. I urge you to push back—publicly and legislatively—on these danger