House Upholds Trump’s Iran War Powers
The House of Representatives rejected a bipartisan resolution that sought to block President Trump’s Operation Epic Fury against Iran.
Most Republicans, joined by some Democrats, defended the president’s constitutional authority over military actions targeting Iran’s leadership and nuclear sites.
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- Resolution by Reps. Massie (R-KY) and Khanna (D-CA) failed, preserving Trump’s operational flexibility.
- Senate similarly defeated Sen. Kaine’s measure, with only Sen. Paul (R-KY) among GOP supporting limits.
- Critics like Rep. Davidson warn of constitutional threats from unchecked congressional interference.
The moral hazard posed by a government no longer constrained by our Constitution is a grave threat.
— Rep. Warren Davidson
I think the president is well within his legal authorities to conduct this operation.
— Rep. Mike Lawler
Democrats accuse Trump of bypassing Congress, but victory ensures America stays strong against radical threats.
Constitutional conservatives demand limited government interference in defending freedom abroad.
The Constitution must be defended.
