Democrats bizzarre claims - limit Trump’s war powers against Iran

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I am sorry Dims, but you cannot run the nations foreign policy from the floor of the house. The American people did not elect Pelosi. They did not elect Schumer, or anyone else who is a House member. They elected Trump to do that.

You don't like it? Then you'll have to win the next election; good luck!

I am amused by an absurd non-binding resolution passed along straight party lines in direct conflict with the Constitution. But alas, the Democratic Party of the Jackass has gone full retard these days.

Americans have a choice this fall in which they can put an end to this insanity. Let's hope they once again send Pelosi packing and keep Trump where he is needed right now.

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House passes resolution to limit Trump’s war powers against Iran
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/01/09/hous...p-in-iran.html