How Congress became an afterthought in the war with Iran

Los Angeles Times·Mar 15

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There are reports about the role of congress in the conflict with Iran, with some suggesting it has become less prominent. The relationship between the executive branch and congress is being examined, with concerns that congress is not being treated as an equal. The situation is drawing comparisons to past conflicts and legislative decisions, including those related to other wars.

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