A coalition of 12 House Democratic military veterans is pushing for a War Powers Act resolution to challenge President Trump's military decisions, specifically his authorization of airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. They criticize the lack of congressional approval, drawing parallels to past mistakes in Iraq and Afghanistan. As various resolutions gain traction in Congress, this group aims to prevent history from repeating itself. The push highlights a broader concern among legislators about the implications of unchecked military authority, echoing sentiments of bipartisanship around the need for Congressional oversight in military actions.
The group of 12 House Democratic military veterans have taken a stand against Trump’s military authority, asserting their support for a War Powers Act resolution.
These veterans are critical of Trump's preventive airstrikes on Iran, drawing parallels to past failures in war decision-making that led to Iraq and Afghanistan.
Representative Pat Ryan emphasized the need to avoid past mistakes made by politicians, who rushed into wars without asking the tough questions.
Multiple war powers resolutions are being considered in Congress, as lawmakers seek to rein in presidential military authority without congressional consent.
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