House to vote on constraining Trump’s Iran war — with GOP support undecided
Representative Massie is the lead Republican co-sponsor of the House measure to curb military action in Iran.
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Representative Massie is the lead Republican co-sponsor of the House measure to curb military action in Iran.
The House is set to vote on a resolution to curb President Trump's military authority in Iran as the 60-day War Powers Act deadline nears. The bipartisan effort highlights growing concerns over casualties and economic impact, despite uncertainty regarding GOP support and a potential presidential veto.
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Outlets across the spectrum highlight Representative Thomas Massie as the only Republican to vote for the resolution, though they differ in their focus on his motivation. Common Dreams emphasizes Massie's role in a failed progressive effort to curb presidential authority, while Off The Press frames the vote as the GOP "sticking with Trump" against a lone dissenter. MS NOW specifically notes Massie's leadership as the lead Republican co-sponsor of the measure.
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Independent Senator from Vermont
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Republican Senator from North Carolina
Republican Senator from Missouri
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Republican Senator from Kentucky
