Trump skirts Congress over Iran war as Republicans simply step aside

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Under President Trump, the United States has engaged in military action against Iran without Congressional authorization, unlike the lead-up to the Iraq War. Republican majorities in Congress have largely deferred to the President's authority, blocking Democratic-led efforts to invoke the War Powers Resolution and require Congressional approval for continued military action. Republican leaders argue the President has the necessary authority and downplay the severity of the conflict. The military campaign, which has resulted in casualties on both sides and significant financial costs, continues without Congressional oversight. The conflict's objectives remain subject to shifting explanations from the Trump administration.
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