Summary
Congress is struggling to pass a resolution limiting President Trump's power to engage in military action against Iran. Without enough support from Republicans, the resolution might not succeed, possibly allowing military action to proceed more easily.
Key Facts
- Congress is considering a resolution to control President Trump's military actions regarding Iran.
- House Democrats need Republican support to pass the resolution but currently lack it.
- If Congress fails to pass the resolution, it could be easier for Trump to take military action.
- The U.S. has already deployed significant military forces near Iran, including aircraft carriers and fighter jets.
- Only a few House Republicans, like Rep. Thomas Massie, have shown interest in supporting the resolution.
- Members of Congress are strategizing around voting schedules and attendance to influence the outcome.
- In the Senate, there is little momentum for a similar resolution unless conflict appears imminent.
