Sixteen days into an unauthorized war with no exit strategy, 200+ U.S. troops injured across seven countries, oil at $105 a barrel, every major ally refusing to help — and a president who says he might bomb Iran "just for fun" and wants to "take Cuba." The 25th Amendment was written for exactly this moment. Here is the case, the process, and exactly what you can do today.
The bombs may be falling on Tehran. But the economic shockwaves are landing everywhere: at the gas pump, the grocery store, and on family farms from Missouri to Mumbai.
Strip away the jargon—“non‑international armed conflict,” “designated terrorist organizations,” “target engagement authority,” “execution orders”—and what remains is simple: the U.S. military knowingly killed shipwrecked survivors who posed no immediate threat and who appeared to be signaling for help or surrender.
