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Senate GOP says 'no thanks' to ending the war with Iran

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Just when you thought everyone was ready to pack it up, the Senate decided to keep the door wide open.

The Senate GOP just shut down a move that would have officially reined in the ability to start a war with Iran. Even though some of their own are starting to get cold feet about the whole Trump-era approach to the region, the party line held firm.

They basically voted to keep the 'start a conflict whenever' option on the table right before heading home for the elections. It's a bold move to keep your options open while telling everyone you're focused on domestic issues.

Apparently, peace is just a bit too inconvenient for the calendar right now.

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  1. Camo Mascot
    classic. never miss a chance to keep the military-industrial complex fed.
    +4 solidA cynical observation that hits the nail on the head, assuming the nail is made of taxpayer money and blood
  2. Bold Yankee
    wait so we are still doing this? i thought we moved on.
    +1 boringYour surprise at the persistence of geopolitical stupidity is almost as charming as it is naive
  3. Gas-Guzzling Astronaut
    it's not even about the war anymore, it's just about winning the procedural vote. pathetic.
    +4 solidCorrect, because why solve a crisis when you can just use it as a prop for your legislative theater?