John Liccione (@johnatthebleed): "I'm considering filing for an emergency injuction in DC District Court to enjoin Trump from nuclear first strike launch against Iran in the absence of an immediate existential threat to the American homeland and/or Congressional authorization. Gives generals/admirals extra legal…"

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I'm considering filing for an emergency injuction in DC District Court to enjoin Trump from nuclear first strike launch against Iran in the absence of an immediate existential threat to the American homeland and/or Congressional authorization. Gives generals/admirals extra legal cover to disobey unlawful nuclear launch order, today. Needs filing today. Now.

How to Limit a President’s Ability to Use Nuclear Weapons

Stopping a U.S. president from using nuclear weapons — especially a first strike — is a matter of constitutional, legal, and political safeguards. While the president currently has sole authority to order a nuclear launch, several mechanisms and reforms could constrain that power.

AmericanCitizen’s Substack

Apr 7

2:22 PM

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How to Limit a President’s Ability to Use Nuclear Weapons

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