War Without a Vote | The Mutiny Report

The Senate blocked the Iran War Powers resolution. The House killed its version right after. Same old scam: war keeps moving, Congress keeps ducking responsibility, and the American people get fed patriot branding instead of an actual plan. In this episode, I break down the votes, the constitutional dodge, the religious fever that always seems to gather around war, and why people who’ve actually seen the cost of it should be the last ones expected to shut up.This is a hard-hitting breakdown of the Iran war powers fight, executive overreach, Congress refusing to own its role, and what happens when empire keeps wearing democracy like a stolen suit. From a veteran’s perspective, this isn’t theory. It’s the same polished language, the same chest-thumping cowardice, and the same human bill handed to people who never sat in the rooms where these decisions get made.Topics: Iran war, War Powers Resolution, Congress, Senate vote, House vote, Constitution, executive power, accountability, U.S. foreign policy, veteran commentary, political analysis.