Congress Debates Trump's War Powers in Iran

0:00On March 2nd, here's the latest out of Tampa Bay. Congress is gearing up for a big debate on President Trump's war powers as the U.S. launches strikes on Iran. The operation, called Epic Fury, is a joint effort with Israel and already in full swing, putting the country effectively at war without a… Congressional vote. Unlike the long build-up to the Iraq War in 2003 or smaller strikes elsewhere, this campaign started fast and shows no signs of stopping. It's expected to run for weeks, burning through taxpayer money with no clear goal or end date. Bombs are dropping, lives are lost, and threats of retaliation are heating up. At least three U.S. service members have died so far, and Trump warned on Sunday that more casualties are likely. This is a key test for Congress, which holds the constitutional power to declare war, against the President pushing the limits of executive authority in. His second term. Democrats say it's time for lawmakers, as the people's representatives, to step up and

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