Vox reports:
In a 55-45 vote, lawmakers passed a resolution that would require President Donald Trump to obtain congressional approval if he wanted to take additional military action against Iran. Unlike the House resolution, however, Kaine’s measure has the power to become law if it were enacted. That difference means it would need to be voted on by the lower chamber before it heads to the president’s desk.
The war powers vote notably garnered bipartisan support from a majority of senators, including eight Republicans. Sens. Susan Collins, Jerry Moran, Rand Paul, Mike Lee, Todd Young, Lisa Murkowski, Lamar Alexander, and Bill Cassidy voted with Democrats to advance the measure, which did not come close to reaching the 67-member supermajority needed to override a presidential veto.
55-45: Senate approves Iran war powers resoluton limiting US military action against Iran without authorization from Congress.
8 Republicans voted Yes:
Alexander-TN
Cassidy-LA
Collins-ME
Lee-UT
Moran-KS
Murkowski-AK
Paul-KY
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