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Senate GOP defeats resolution directing Trump to end Iran war as more Republicans sour on conflict — Susan M. Collins | ChamberLight
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The Senate defeated a resolution directing President Trump to withdraw U.S. troops from the Iran conflict, 49-50. Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy voted against it, while Sen. Thomas Tillis supported it and said the conflict lacked congressional authorization and was hurting consumers and GOP candidates.
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best Outlet credibility · The Hill 79/100 HIGH 75 stories · 78–80 · updated Sep 25, 2026
This article 1 analysis · Sep 24, 2026
80 Credibility HIGH Source credibility: 80 out of 100 65 Neutrality SOME TILT Story neutrality: 65 out of 100
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People in this story 11 + 1 Senator whose vote against the resolution helped defeat it, after supporting an earlier measure.
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Senator who voted for the resolution for the first time and criticized the conflict’s duration, authorization and economic effects.
Tillis's version of this story ↗ Senator who voted for the resolution.
Senate Republican whip who spoke with Cassidy before the vote.
President whose administration ordered strikes against Iran and whose handling of the war is under scrutiny in the article.
Senate majority leader who met with Cassidy before Cassidy voted against the resolution.
Senator who voted for the resolution.
Senator and the only Democrat reported to have voted against the resolution.
Senator who missed the vote.
Vice president who, with special envoy Steve Witkoff, briefed Cassidy on the war.
Senator who supported earlier resolutions and later changed his vote to present.
ALSO MENTIONED Steve Witkoff, Special envoy who, with Vice President Vance, briefed Cassidy on the war.
Senator who voted for the resolution.
Senate Republican whip who spoke with Cassidy before the vote.
President whose administration ordered strikes against Iran and whose handling of the war is under scrutiny in the article.
SHOW 6 MORE SHOW FEWER Senate majority leader who met with Cassidy before Cassidy voted against the resolution.
Senator who voted for the resolution.
Senator and the only Democrat reported to have voted against the resolution.
Senator who missed the vote.
Vice president who, with special envoy Steve Witkoff, briefed Cassidy on the war.
Senator who supported earlier resolutions and later changed his vote to present.
ALSO MENTIONED Steve Witkoff, Special envoy who, with Vice President Vance, briefed Cassidy on the war.
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