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US Senate Rejects the War Powers Resolution

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The U.S. Senate on March 4, 2026, rejected a bipartisan war powers resolution that would have required congressional approval before President Donald Trump could order further military strikes against Iran. The vote was 47–53, falling mostly along party lines.

All but Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman voted in favor. Fetterman opposed the measure, arguing that cutting off the President’s authority mid-campaign would send the wrong message.

All but Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul voted against the resolution. Paul was the lone Republican to support it.

Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski are concerned that there is no exit strategy, but President Trump probably has one. How can President Trump reveal that? Nonetheless, Collins and Murkowski voted to block the effort.

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Peter B. Prange,
Peter B. Prange,
6 days ago

I am sickened by ignorant judges and politicians that work against the very clever ways Trump works to cripple multiple enemies of America.
Terrorist Iran crippled, Cuba in trouble, China shorted oil etc.

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