US EditionRepublican lawmaker on U.S. bombs against Iran: ‘This is not constitutional’
UNITED STATES, JUN 22 – Lawmakers sharply contest President Trump's authority to order strikes on Iranian nuclear sites without congressional consent amid concerns over constitutional and international law violations.
- Senator Adam Schiff stated that President Donald Trump's strikes against Iran were unconstitutional, as they occurred without a declaration by Congress.
- Schiff expressed concerns about potential Iranian retaliation, mentioning that Iran might leave the nonproliferation treaty and increase its nuclear ambitions.
- He acknowledged the destruction of facilities as a positive step, claiming it will set back Iran's nuclear program.
- Schiff described the current situation as uncertain, criticizing the arrogance of defense officials during a press conference.
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'All tweeting the same': Thomas Massie hits GOP for pro-war talking points
"Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) blasted his Republican colleagues for coordinated pro-war talking points after President Donald Trump ordered a strike on Iran."It was a good week for the neocons in the military-industrial complex who want war all the time," Massie told CBS host Margaret Brennan on Sunday...
Adam Schiff: Trump's Iran Strikes Were 'Not Constitutional'
Senator Adam Schiff (D-CA) said Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union" that President Donald Trump's strikes against Iran were unconstitutional. The post Adam Schiff: Trump’s Iran Strikes Were ‘Not Constitutional’ appeared first on Breitbart.
Congress Invokes New War Powers Resolution to Reject Trump’s ‘Not Constitutional’ Strike on Iran
President Donald Trump is facing pushback from the opposition to his decisive military strikes on three Iranian nuclear facilities on Saturday night. The post Congress Invokes New War Powers Resolution to Reject Trump’s ‘Not Constitutional’ Strike on Iran appeared first on Slay News.
Republican lawmaker on U.S. bombs against Iran: 'This is not constitutional'
Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.), one of the most vocal Republicans pushing against American intervention in Iran, posted on X that President Trump’s bombing of Iranian nuclear sites is unconstitutional. Trump announced that American forces have struck
'All Tweeting The Same': Thomas Massie Hits GOP For Pro-war Talking Points
"Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) blasted his Republican colleagues for coordinated pro-war talking points after President Donald Trump ordered a strike on Iran. "It was a good week for the neocons in the military-industrial complex who want war all the time," Massie told CBS host Margaret Brennan on Sunday. "I wouldn't call my side of the MAGA base isolationists. We are exhausted. We are tired from all of these wars, and we're non-interventionists." …
Republican Congressman Thomas Massie has lashed out at President Donald Trump for ordering a nighttime strike on Iran's nuclear facilities. Massie has called the strike unconstitutional. Republican Senator Lindsey Graham has praised Trump for it, as has House Speaker Mike Johnson. Democrats are agreeing with Massie, calling on Trump to appear before Congress to explain the strategy behind the strikes and how he will protect American citizens.
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