Summary
President Donald Trump criticized Republican senators who supported a resolution to limit his war powers. The Senate voted 52-47 to curb his authority to conduct military actions, particularly regarding Venezuela. The resolution would not become law unless passed by the House and signed by President Trump.
Key Facts
- President Trump opposed the War Powers Resolution aimed at limiting his military authority.
- Five Republican senators voted with Democrats for the resolution.
- The Senate vote was 52 in favor and 47 against.
- The resolution specifically targets military actions related to Venezuela.
- It would need approval from the House and President Trump to become law.
- President Trump argued that the War Powers Act is unconstitutional.
- The current vote indicates some Republican senators are uneasy with Trump's military decisions.
