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Congress asleep as Biden makes war on Yemen.

Late last week, President Biden started a new U.S. war on the tiny country of Yemen.

U.S. warships and fighter jets launched more than a hundred missiles at the country in a massive escalation that the administration

bizarrely claimed would de-escalate tensions in the Red Sea.

Taking the US to war without a congressional declaration of war is a grave crime against the Constitution.

Not only did Biden show no interest in coming to Congress for a war declaration,

he didn't even ask for authorization.

Together with Washington's reliable junior partner in war, the UK, Biden attacked Yemen.

It seems the U.S. administration consulted more with the UK government than with the US Congress on the attacks.

But that's not really the worst part.

Far from taking action against this illegal war

by an out-of-control president, Congress as a body couldn't even see fit to criticize the administration.

On the contrary, congressional leadership in both bodies actually applauded President

Biden for brazenly violating U.S. law.

House Speaker Mike Johnson not only praised the illegal move, he urged the

president to go further and confront Iran. He said, this action by the U.S. and British forces is long overdue, and we must hope these operations

indicate a true shift in the Biden administration's approach to Iran and its proxies that are engaging

in such evil and wrecking such havoc.

To their credit, several members of Biden's own party joined with a handful of Republican colleagues

to denounce a U.S. President taking the country to war without the authority to do so.

California Rep Kahana was one of the first Democrats to criticize Biden's war-making,

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