Trump Humiliated as Republicans Join Bombshell War Rebuke

The House delivered a stinging rebuke to Donald Trump’s war in Iran and demanded the president end hostilities in the Middle East with the passage of a war powers resolution.

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Trump’s war has become increasingly unpopular among voters, as it approaches six months since he first launched strikes and the administration fails to deliver a clear message on its path forward.

Republican Reps. Thomas Massie, Tom Barrett, Warren Davidson, and Brian Fitzpatrick voted for the resolution. Seven Republicans and two Democrats did not vote.

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While the passage of the resolution in the House alone does not have the power to stop the president from waging war, and it faces a nearly impossible path forward, it is a stark reminder that the president does not have the backing of the House.

As the resolution passed, a cheer rang out in the House chamber among members of Congress who are fiercely against Trump’s war.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer on Thursday will also force a vote on a war powers resolution against the war in Iran in the Senate in a move that could deliver a second rebuke of the president in one day for the conflict.

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