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A Call to End War Powers and Preserve the Constitution
A searing critique argues that government must constrain executive power to the constitutional framework. It condemns militarized rule, church and political excess, and the sword as a tool of governance, urging citizens to safeguard liberty and republican institutions against despotism.
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