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Donald Trump is once again unilaterally deploying military force — this time targeting Venezuelan vessels under the vague and unverified claim of “attacking the cartel.” There is no verification, no oversight, no boarding of the ships to confirm who they are or what they’re carrying — just destruction, ordered by a man who treats war like a campaign ad. We’ve seen this before: Trump’s first-term military aggression included the unprovoked attack on a civilian North Korean fishing vessel, which he conveniently forgot to report to Congress. Now he’s repeating the same reckless behavior, escalating without evidence, oversight, or any constitutional authority. Maybe it’s just another diversion from the Epstein Files. Let’s be clear: Trump does not have the power to declare war. That is your job. And right now, you are failing it. The War Powers Resolution exists for a reason. So does the Constitution. When you let this man sidestep both, you invite disaster. He has already pulled the trigger — how long before he launches something irreversible? Impeach him. Remove him. Remove his entire cabinet. They are accomplices to unauthorized acts of war and enablers of a man who has no respect for law, process, or human life. The United States should not be dragged into a global conflict to satisfy the ego or distraction tactics of a dictator in decline. This is not a drill. This is not diplomacy. This is escalation with no brakes. Do your job. Protect the Constitution. Remove Donald Trump now.