US congress to vote on prohibiting funds for the Armed Forces from invading or seizing territory in Canada/Panama/Greenland

That's the point. Opposition bills in the US are often put forth to force members of the majority party to publicly vote against it, so that there is public record of their position on things.

It's an easy system to game, too, since it's trivially easy to include a poisoned pill in the bill that will push the members to reject it.

It's not about winning, it's about making them clearly state their intentions.

It's bread and circus friend. Forcing congressmen to go public with their stance on the issue.

25th has to be voluntary or enacted by a majority of the cabinet.

and take that money from its rightful owners (the rich)?

nah, it's deficit spending all the way down (including for a lot of those tax breaks the rich are getting)

Only congress can declare "war", but as far as I know, that hasn't happened since WW2. The president just does what they want.

Then they need to be voted out. No one voted to start wars with our own allies, especially not a fucking Democrat.

I think point is to put on record for the history books who the turncoats are that supported this fascist takeover.

Then we know who gets helicopter rides when the rides turn. Never forget!