Posted on 03/04/2026 2:55:42 PM PST by Libloather
U.S. Senate Republicans rejected a bill to halt the war against Iran in an early show of support for Trump’s campaign. The resolution, which failed 47-53, demanded congressional approval before any further attacks. A twin bill in the House also faces an unlikely path against a GOP majority when lawmakers vote on it Thursday morning.
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Iran War Powers resolution to curb Trump’s military authority fails in Senate
https://www.thecentersquare.com/national/article_1d4d3761-653e-4140-8a02-476c6e73d684.html
The Senate is a very strange place ,LOL
A massive US failure and lots of dead servicemen is the democrat wet dream.
They couldn’t care less if we have a world with a nuclear Iran. As long as they are in power
RandFan noticeably missing to drool over Rand Paul’s vote with the RATS.
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How is FR using AI?
Yes I am. Again, where do I get that loot?
Sen. Fetterman: I believe I’ll be the only Democrat to vote against reining in president’s war powers
How do 5 people write one article?
It’s seven. Ran out of room. That’s some AP ‘all in one’ hotspot website. There are other stories.
The bill does no such thing. Is an indication that there is no Journalism left when not one single “media” outlet has the slightest clue how the War Powers Act works.
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