Sixty trading partners. Ninety-nine percent of U.S. imports. A Supreme Court that already told him no. And a Congress that never voted. The forced-labor pretext is thin, the constitutional detour is deliberate, and the bill will land in your grocery cart within weeks.
The House just handed Donald Trump the largest defense authorization in U.S. history — while simultaneously voting a second time to end the war he is fighting without their approval. Six Democrats crossed the aisle to make it possible. The bill fuses the American military to Israel’s, saddles taxpayers with another hundred billion in debt, and rides atop a voter-suppression law. It is a bill written for a president who no longer recognizes any limit on his authority.
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