Can Congress Stop Mad King Trump's Mad War on Iran? - The American Prospect
With Republicans in charge, probably not.
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With Republicans in charge, probably not.
Lawmakers in the Senate were set to begin voting on a bipartisan war powers resolution aiming to stop the military campaign against Iran and require that any hostilities against it be authorized by Congress.
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