U.S. enters Iran war while sending billions to Argentina and backing Venezuela leadership change

The administration campaigned against new wars but engaged in military conflict with Iran while refusing to detail the terms, simultaneously funneling billions in bailout funds to Argentina and directing foreign policy resources toward reshaping Venezuela's government. The spending and military commitments occur without clear congressional authorization or public debate on their cost or duration. Citizens face trillion-dollar deficits while leaders commit resources abroad without transparent discussion of trade-offs or exit strategies.