‘No endgame’: Why US Democrats say Iran war hearing has them worried
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In March 2026, US Senate Democrats are calling for public hearings regarding the US war against Iran, which began on February 28th. Following classified briefings from President Trump's administration, these lawmakers express concern that the White House has not clearly articulated the reasons for entering the conflict, its specific goals, or its potential duration. Democrats, including Senator Chris Murphy, believe the war lacks a coherent strategy and argue that Congress would not authorize it if given the opportunity. Some senators are frustrated by the lack of transparency and clear answers provided in the closed-door briefings, particularly regarding the long-term strategy and objectives. A group of Democratic senators has also requested an investigation into a US-linked strike on a girls' school in southern Iran.
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