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Four Republicans Hand Pramila Jayapal a Big Victory on Iran

Jayapal introduced the resolution demanding that the military campaign against Iran wind down.

Four Republicans Hand Pramila Jayapal a Big Victory on Iran
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The House passed a war powers resolution demanding that President Trump wind down the Iran campaign, with four Republicans joining Democrats. The author presents the vote as a political win for Pramila Jayapal and argues that ending the war would undermine the U.S. position.

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Introduced the House war powers resolution and celebrated its passage

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Republican representative who voted for the House resolution

Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President whose Iran campaign the resolution sought to curtail

Pete Hegseth
R · Secretary of Defense

Named in Moulton’s criticism of the war

Thomas Massie
R · KY-4

Republican representative who voted for the House resolution

Lisa Murkowski
R · AK · SEN

Senator who did not vote on the Senate resolution

Tom Barrett
R · MI-7

Republican representative who voted for the House resolution

Bill Cassidy
R · LA · SEN

Senator who voted against advancing the Senate resolution

Representative who publicly supported ending the war

Republican representative who voted for the House resolution

Seth Moulton
D · MA-6

Representative who publicly called for the war to end

Rand Paul
R · KY · SEN

Senator who did not vote on the Senate resolution

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House Approves Jayapal War Powers Resolution on Iran

The House passed a Jayapal war-powers resolution on Iran, with four Republicans joining Democrats. Center outlets focus on the House vote and its consequences, including a separate failed Senate effort. Right-leaning outlets cast the vote as Jayapal’s political victory and argue that ending the campaign would undermine the U.S. position.

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