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Jun 22, 2025 10 min

A President Cannot Declare WAR

from Keisha Phillips Talk Show Hosted by Keisha Phillips

Did he really just do that! A president cannot declare WAR! A President Cannot just intervene into a WAR going on in other countries, who is leading the United States of America, who is upholding the United States Constitution?Who is protecting this country (USA) I call 🤙🏾 for the immediate impeachment and remove of Trump and his entire administration, I declare that upon removal that they never hold political positions ever again! The United States of America is now at WAR, for absolutely no reason, you can't bring personal conflicts into leadership and use your position as a weapon against other people and countries, This man is wrong for his actions and that's misuse of power, Congress needs to do something are they also need to be removed from their positions because if you can't respect and uphold the United States Constitution, you shouldn't be in any form of leadership are positions that require you to do so , because as far as I'am concerned it's not negotiable are optional! I will uphold the United States Constitution, the Federalist Political Party it's time for immediate removal of Trump and his Entire administration and anyone else that refuses to uphold and respect the United States Of America! Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/keisha-phillips-talk-show--6600066/support.

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