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Trump's attempt to end the Iran war infuriates the Uniparty.

Against the odds, the memorandum of understanding signed by the U.S. and Iran appears to be holding after threats

and counter threats. It may collapse, but it has survived a first round of talks between

the two sides in Switzerland over the weekend. President Trump started a war on a round against all sober guidance and in violation of the U.S. Constitution's requirement.

Only Congress can declare war.

There must be a reckoning for our elected leaders who violate their oath of office, the Constitution, and simple,

common sense. However, what is more telling is the reaction when the President Trump

finally took the correct move and attempted to end the war. The neocons who had hailed him as a great leader, Levin, Bolton,

Pompeo, and many others, suddenly turned against him when he turned against further escalation of the

war. Even Trump's top funder, Miriam Allison, attacked Trump in her newspaper. You could

have been the greatest president of all, but you failed, the paper wrote in an editorial. And more telling

even than this was the reaction of the opposition party in Congress, the Democrats.

They attacked him harder for ending, or at least pausing, the war more than starting the war

in the first place. Senator Adams Schiff called the MOU a capitulation.

Senator Chris Murphy, Democrat from Connecticut,

called the MOU an embarrassing document.

Senator Amy Klobuchar falsely claimed

that President Trump was paying around $300 billion to reopen Hormuz.

This is more evidence as if any is needed that our foreign policy is run by the UNIP Party.

When it comes to wars, there is no Republican Party nor is there a Democratic Party. There is only the

yes party. Congress remains silence in the run-up to war. Congress remains silent when the

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