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🚨 Mike Johnson Shuts Down Congress To Block War Powers Vote On Memorial Day Weekend
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Seven Days In DCJune 28th July 4th
🚨 House Speaker Mike Johnson shuts down Congress & sends congress on ANOTHER paid vacation preventing Congress from holding a War Powers vote to STOP Donald Trump's illegal War on Iran.
Opponents argue Congress is being sidelined at a critical moment, while supporters defend the move as necessary leadership during escalating international tensions.
⚡ In this video:
🏛️ What happened in Congress
⚖️ What the War Powers debate is about
🌍 How this connects to U.S. military action
🔥 Why critics are accusing GOP leadership of political cover
🧠 What this could mean moving forward
This is a discussion about Congressional authority, war powers, U.S. military action, constitutional debates, and political accountability.
This video covers Mike Johnson war powers vote, Congress war powers debate, Trump military action controversy, GOP leadership criticism, constitutional war powers discussion, and breaking political news.
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