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Trump bashes 'bad Republicans,' including Rep. Warren Davidson

Davidson supported a House resolution asserting Congress’s war powers and defended that vote in a social media post.

Trump bashes 'bad Republicans,' including Rep. Warren Davidson
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Rep. Warren Davidson backed a House resolution asserting Congress’s war powers and seeking to block further hostilities in Iran. President Donald Trump criticized the Republicans who supported it, and Davidson defended his position by invoking Congress’s authorization role and his constitutional oath.

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Trump Criticizes Davidson for Supporting Iran War-Powers Resolution

The House approved a war-powers resolution 215-208, with Davidson among four Republicans supporting it; Trump criticized the lawmakers. Left-leaning outlets portray the Republicans as dissenters from Trump and emphasize their case for Congress’s authority over military action. Center outlets use mostly descriptive language, centering the vote and reporting Trump’s criticism alongside Davidson’s argument that Congress should define the mission.

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