America does not have 535 commanders-in chief. We have only one Commander-in-chief. His name is Donald J Trump. Congress did not bother Obama when he sent army to Libya to take care of Gaddafi or Biden when he sent our army to Afghanistan.

Sunil has several things wrong here. Americans—especially those who have actually studied the U.S. Constitution—know that this country has only one President at a time, not 535. If a President is incapacitated or removed under the 25th Amendment, the Vice President becomes President. If the Vice President is unable to serve, the Speaker of the House assumes the presidency. On the question of war, he should read credible sources and gather accurate information before spitting out nonsense. President Ronald Reagan ordered the 1986 bombing of Libya (Operation Eldorado Canyon) in retaliation for terrorist acts. Later, President Barack Obama authorized U.S. military strikes against Libya in 2011 to protect civilians as part of a NATO-led. The United States, under President George W. Bush, initiated the war in Afghanistan on October 7, 2001, following the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks plotted by al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden. The invasion was launched after the Taliban regime in Afghanistan refused to surrender bin Laden to U.S. custody. America is still trying to understand the true objective of this war. Was there an actual threat to our national security, or did he simply dislike Khomeini? Is this an attempt to help Netanyahu? There are dictators across the world—what is he planning to do about them? Is he preparing to send U.S. troops into yet another conflict? Ordinary Americans are the ones paying the price for this chaotic style of governing. Illegal tariffs, questionable military actions, and a series of reckless decisions are weakening the economy. Unemployment is rising, gas prices are soaring, and his immigration policies have backfired. The bottom line is that his leadership is failing on multiple fronts. None of this will distract from the Epstein files or the accountability he is trying to avoid. And Sunil—your arguments have already shown a deep misunderstanding of both the Constitution and basic facts. It’s exhausting to debate someone who insists on sounding confident while being consistently wrong.