When should America go to war?
War demands evidence, constitutional restraint and public accountability before Americans sacrifice lives for conflicts that cannot be justified responsibly.
War is the gravest decision any government can make, and it must never be entered lightly.
Before America sends its sons and daughters into combat, its leaders owe the nation more than speeches, slogans or patriotic appeals. They owe the American people evidence, honesty and a clear explanation of why war is truly unavoidable.
In this latest episode of “This Matters,” Bill Britt examines the principles of a just war, the constitutional limits on presidential power, and why military force must always remain the last resort.
Because the cost of war is measured not only in dollars, but in lives, families and consequences that can last for generations.
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