The White House is trying to stave off a revolt on Capitol Hill against its military actions in Iran, as both chambers are set to vote on resolutions this week that would put guardrails on President Donald Trump’s unilateral use of military force. Their first order of business: Bring administration heavies to Capitol Hill to
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Republicans argue that the nation is at greater risk as Middle East tensions explode.
Sen. Josh Hawley said he would oppose a bipartisan resolution to require President Donald Trump to get Congress’ sign-off before taking additional military action against Iran. The Missouri Republican, who drew Trump’s wrath earlier this year when he initially supported a similar resolution for Venezuela, said he was satisfied with the official notification the administration
Republicans argue that the nation is at greater risk as Middle East tensions explode.