Thinking twice about that US-China superwar

The article underscores the dangers of President Trump's unilateral approach to foreign policy, highlighting how his disregard for constitutional checks and balances nearly led to conflict with Iran. It argues that a potential war between the U.S. and China, especially over Taiwan, would be catastrophic given China's significant military and economic power. This piece serves as a reminder of why legislative oversight is crucial to prevent disastrous decisions and stresses the importance of adhering to constitutional principles to avoid catastrophic international conflicts.