WASHINGTON — The Senate once again narrowly voted down a war powers resolution aimed at curtailing President Trump’s authority to use military force on Iran.
The 49—50 vote to adopt the resolution saw four Republicans join all Democrats except Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) in voting to advance it.
Thursday’s vote marks over a dozen instances in which the upper chamber has considered a resolution to scuttle Trump’s ability to wage war on Iran.
All but one of them — which was voted on in June — have failed. Under the War Powers Act of 1973, Congress has the ability to adopt resolutions telling the president to end a conflict abroad.
That law has…
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