With one unprovoked strike against Iran and a compliant Congress offering little resistance, President Donald Trump has demonstrated that he now wields the most unilateral power of any American leader since Abraham Lincoln. Over the weekend, Trump made it unmistakably clear: he aspires to be the most powerful president in modern history, unbound by traditional checks and balances and emboldened by a political climate that increasingly rewards decisive — and often controversial — action.
By ordering a military strike on Iranian nuclear facilities without broad international consensus or congressional debate, Trump has once again bypassed the conventional avenues of democratic oversight. Critics argue that this act not only undermines constitutional norms but also sets a dangerous precedent for executive overreach in matters of war and peace.
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Supporters, however, hail the move as a bold assertion of American strength and a necessary step in confronting what they see as a growing threat from Tehran. Yet the broader implication is clear: Trump’s presidency has evolved into one defined by an aggressive consolidation of authority — one that challenges the foundational principles of separation of powers and international diplomacy.
In an era of deep political polarization and weakened institutional accountability, Trump’s actions suggest that the modern American presidency, in his hands, may be entering a new — and potentially perilous — phase of unchecked dominance.….KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
