The United States is waging a war we were promised we would not be in. It was started illegally by the President and condoned by a legislature afraid to oppose the President. One member of that legislature is Riley Moore, our own representative in Congress who has refused five times to formally denounce the war. Neal Barkus explains the fine points of the resolution, points out the war's impact on our lives, and suggests some reasons for why Moore is voting against the Constitution and the well-being of his constituents.