Republican candidates urge quick end to Iran war as Senate rejects resolution
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Several Republican candidates in competitive races are calling for a quick end to U.S. military operations against Iran, while President Donald Trump continues to defend his strategy and has suggested further escalation is possible, CBS News reported.
Among them is Rep. Tom Tiffany of Wisconsin, the Republican nominee in the state’s gubernatorial race. Tiffany renewed his call Tuesday for Trump to end the operations, according to The Hill. During an interview, FOX6 News reporter Jason Calvi questioned why Tiffany had repeatedly declined to support a war powers resolution in the House despite his public opposition to continuing the war.
Separately, the Senate narrowly rejected a resolution calling for an end to the Iran war, CNBC reported. The vote came weeks before the midterm elections, as Republicans seek to preserve their majorities in Congress.
The calls from Trump-aligned candidates place them at odds with the president’s current position on Iran, though the reports did not indicate that the candidates had withdrawn their broader support for Trump.
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