While the president would have vetoed the legislation, the vote was seen as a barometer for Congress’ support for the campaign and portends what future votes on additional funding for the operation could look like. “I think the president is acting in the best interest of the nation and our national security interests by ensuring that he’s protecting Americans and American bases and installations in that region, as well as those of our allies,” Thune added. Despite the Senate vote, the House is still expected to vote on its own resolution aimed at Trump’s action against Iran, the office of the resolution’s lead, Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., told The Daily Signal.
Author: Pedro Rodriguez
Published at: 2026-03-04 23:18:20
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