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Democrats Sen. Fetterman, Rep. Davis Back Trump Strikes on Iran

Trump announced the strikes and said they were intended to eliminate threats and destroy Iran’s missile capabilities.

Democrats Sen. Fetterman, Rep. Davis Back Trump Strikes on Iran
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John Fetterman, Donald Davis and Greg Landsman voiced support for U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran, citing terrorism and missile threats. The article also reports President Donald Trump’s stated goals for the strikes and his confirmation of reports that Iran’s supreme leader had been killed.

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Donald Trump
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President who announced the U.S.-Israeli strikes and described their goals

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Greg Landsman
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Ohio representative who defended the strikes’ stated targets and purpose

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North Carolina representative who supported a unified response to Iran

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John Fetterman
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Pennsylvania senator who praised Trump’s strikes on Iran

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ALSO MENTIONED  Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran’s supreme leader, reported killed in an Israeli strike

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Trump Launches U.S. Military Strikes Against Iran

President Donald Trump ordered U.S. military strikes on Iran. Left-leaning outlets focus on criticism of Trump's stated rationale and debate over responsibility, including a call for a War Powers Resolution. Center outlets present competing reactions, from praise for the operation to objections and calls for congressional action. Right-leaning outlets emphasize lawmakers who support the operation, including Democrats, and cite terrorism and missile threats.

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