Seven Republicans Break Ranks to Try to Stop Trump’s War in Iran
Nunn opposed an open-ended war and called for Congress to fulfill its constitutional responsibility.

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Nunn opposed an open-ended war and called for Congress to fulfill its constitutional responsibility.

The House passed a resolution opposing the Iran war, with seven Republicans joining Democrats; Nancy Mace, Mariannette Miller-Meeks and Zach Nunn voted against the war for the first time. The article also includes a separate report on Thomas Massie’s impeachment articles against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
Republican representative who voted for the resolution opposing the Iran war and publicly explained his opposition.
Republican representative who joined Democrats in voting for the resolution opposing the Iran war.
Mace's version of this story ↗Republican representative who joined Democrats in voting for the resolution opposing the Iran war.
Miller-Meeks's version of this story ↗Former attorney general mentioned as having used a similar approach to Patel during testimony.
Attorney general quoted in a separate report about whether the Justice Department would investigate Donald Trump Jr.’s relationship with a Russian figure.
House speaker mentioned in connection with whether the House would be sent home before a required vote on Massie’s privileged resolution.
Republican representative identified as having voted for earlier resolutions opposing the war.
President whose war with Iran is opposed by the House resolution.
Defense secretary targeted by Massie’s articles of impeachment over his handling of the Iran war and other alleged misconduct.
Republican representative who had supported earlier antiwar resolutions and introduced articles of impeachment against Pete Hegseth.
Senator whose questioning of FBI Director Kash Patel is described in a separate section.
Republican representative identified as having voted for earlier resolutions opposing the war.
Republican senator described as changing his vote on an earlier Senate effort to end the war.
Republican representative identified as having voted for earlier resolutions opposing the war.
Senator whose right to free speech is cited among the allegations in Massie’s articles of impeachment against Hegseth.
Democratic representative described as opposing Trump’s efforts to rename the Kennedy Center.
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President whose war with Iran is opposed by the House resolution.
Defense secretary targeted by Massie’s articles of impeachment over his handling of the Iran war and other alleged misconduct.
Republican representative who had supported earlier antiwar resolutions and introduced articles of impeachment against Pete Hegseth.
Senator whose questioning of FBI Director Kash Patel is described in a separate section.
Republican representative identified as having voted for earlier resolutions opposing the war.
Republican senator described as changing his vote on an earlier Senate effort to end the war.
Republican representative identified as having voted for earlier resolutions opposing the war.
Senator whose right to free speech is cited among the allegations in Massie’s articles of impeachment against Hegseth.
Democratic representative described as opposing Trump’s efforts to rename the Kennedy Center.