Should Congress Limit Trump’s Ability to Launch a Military Strike? Rep. Kiley’s Not Sure

Should Congress limit Trump’s ability to launch a military strike? Rep. Kiley’s not sure

WASHINGTON — The Senate this week plans to debate an effort to limit President Donald Trump from engaging in any United States military involvement in Venezuela unless Congress agrees. Rep. Kevin Kiley’s not sure putting such limits on executive action…

Trump Reportedly Threatened To Back Primary Challengers Against Republicans Who Supported Limiting His Ability To Further Strike Venezuela

President Donald Trump threatened to back primary challenges against the Republican senators who joined Democrats and backed a war powers resolution to limit his ability to conduct further strikes in Venezuela, according to a new report.

U.S. Senate moves to limit Trump's war powers

BOSTON — Massachusetts’ two U.S. senators have joined other Democrats and a handful of Republicans in passing a war powers resolution to limit President Donald Trump’s military action in Venezuela, as the U.S. House of Representatives prepares to vote on…

Trump threatened GOP senators who voted for war powers resolution in 'angry' calls

Hours after the Senate voted to advance the war powers resolution rebuking the White House’s current and future actions in Venezuela, President Donald Trump placed “angry” calls to each of the five Republicans who crossed the aisle, according to people with knowledge of the calls.Sens.

Trump Attacks Susan Collins During 'Profanity-Laced Rant' Over Venezuela

It makes one wonder what he said to the rest of them. Apparently Trump is none too happy about this: Five Senate Republicans joined with Democratic lawmakers in a surprise rebuke of President Donald Trump Thursday, voting to advance legislation that would force the commander in chief to seek Congress’ OK before taking any additional military action in Venezuela. Trump attacked the lawmakers in a Truth Social post after the procedural vote, sayin…