US Senate LIVE: Huge Clash Over War Powers Resolution on Trump's Iran War | Israel | Dems Vs GOP
March 3, 2026
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as posted by the channelSenators erupt on the Senate floor over the President’s unilateral military strikes on Iran, warning that Congress—not the White House—holds the constitutional power to declare war. Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer, alongside Senators Tom Udall, Bob Menendez, and Chris Murphy, backs a War Powers Resolution to force a vote and reassert congressional authority over U.S. military action. Lawmakers argue the administration has provided no clear strategy, no defined objective, and no exit plan—raising fears of a prolonged and deadly conflict in the Middle East. The debate centers on executive overreach, constitutional limits, and whether America is being pulled into another open-ended war without congressional approval.
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