In this The Epoch Times article, the Senate shuts down yet another attempt to rein in President Trump’s authority to continue military action against Iran, highlighting deep divisions in Washington over war powers and executive control.
- The Senate voted 52–47 to reject a resolution aimed at blocking further military action against Iran without congressional approval
- The measure invoked the War Powers Resolution, which would have forced a halt to operations absent authorization
- Most Republicans opposed the resolution, backing Trump’s authority, while nearly all Democrats supported it
- Sen. Rand Paul was the lone Republican voting in favor of the resolution
- Sen. John Fetterman broke with most Democrats by voting against it
- This marks the fourth failed attempt in 2026 to limit Trump’s military authority regarding Iran
- Supporters of the resolution argue Congress must reassert its constitutional role in declaring war
- Opponents warn that restricting the president now could jeopardize ongoing military operations and U.S. troops
- The debate intensifies as the War Powers deadline approaches, raising the stakes for future votes
Read the full story: https://www.theepochtimes.com/us/senate-rejects-resolution-to-block-further-military-action-against-iran-6012271?utm_source=partner&utm_campaign=TheLibertyDaily



