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Senator Jeanne Shaheen expressed deep concern over U.S. foreign policy control following recent Iran strikes, questioning whether President Trump or Prime Minister Netanyahu dictates American actions. The briefing revealed conflicting rationales for the preemptive military action, raising alarms about the administration's strategy and diplomatic preparedness.
A new poll shows low public support for U.S. military action in Iran, fueling a debate over whether these are "strategic strikes" or an "unlawful war." Congressional efforts to assert oversight face strong Republican opposition, exposing deep partisan divides on presidential war powers and the justification for conflict.
Senator Angus King is questioning the intelligence justifying recent U.S. strikes in Iran, stating there was no evidence of an imminent Iranian threat. He emphasizes the need for congressional approval for war and expresses doubt about achieving regime change through airstrikes alone.
Speaker Mike Johnson is reportedly avoiding a vote on a War Powers Resolution as Donald Trump signals potential escalation in the Middle East. This abdication of duty raises concerns about congressional oversight and the U.S.'s path towards prolonged conflict.
Congressman Jason Crowe is demanding Congress return to Washington to vote on a War Powers Resolution, challenging the Trump administration's justification for military actions in Iran. Citing a lack of "imminent threat" and shifting objectives, the combat veteran argues that troops and the American people deserve accountability and clear answers.
Veterans in Congress are raising alarms against President Trump's escalation of military action with Iran, arguing it's a "war of choice" lacking clear objectives and congressional approval. They draw on their combat experience to demand accountability and prevent repeating past mistakes.
California Congressman Jimmy Gomez criticized the Trump administration's handling of intelligence regarding Iran, stating the President was "never truthful" about his intentions. Democrats plan to force a vote on a War Powers resolution, arguing the recent military actions lacked justification and congressional approval.
Congressman Ro Khanna argues that Americans are not safer following the death of Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Khamenei. He criticizes Republican foreign policy and pushes for a War Powers Resolution to limit presidential war-making authority. Khanna also calls for transparency in the Jeffrey Epstein case, advocating for testimony from prominent figures.
Congressman Eugene Vindman criticizes President Trump's "chaotic" approach to foreign policy, calling for a War Powers Resolution vote to block further military action in Iran. Vindman argues the strikes are illegal and lack clear objectives, risking American lives and resources without Congressional authorization.
Senator Chris Coons has voiced strong objections to the U.S. strikes in Iran, criticizing the move as undemocratic and lacking clear justification. He expressed concerns about regional stability and the absence of broad allied support.
