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Today’s Opening Argument goes back to Newburgh, New York, in 1783 — when unpaid Continental soldiers were pushed to the edge by a Congress that would not keep its promises.
The lesson still matters:
When Congress refuses to carry its constitutional burden, somebody else carries the risk.
War power belongs to the people through Congress. And when Congress goes silent, silence is not peace.
Silence is permission.
The Coffman Chronicle: https://www.thecoffmanchronicle.com
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Today’s Opening Argument goes back to Newburgh, New York, in 1783 — when unpaid Continental soldiers were pushed to the edge by a Congress that would not keep its promises.
The lesson still matters:
When Congress refuses to carry its constitutional burden, somebody else carries the risk.
War power belongs to the people through Congress. And when Congress goes silent, silence is not peace.
Silence is permission.
The Coffman Chronicle: https://www.thecoffmanchronicle.com
Support the show

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