624 Americans Wounded in a War Congress Never Voted For
The Pentagon now says at least 624 U.S. service members have been wounded in Trump's Iran war — and it keeps quietly rearranging the numbers so no one can follow along.
The Pentagon now says at least 624 U.S. service members have been wounded in Trump's Iran war — and it keeps quietly rearranging the numbers so no one can follow along.
Boebert's amendment to write the transgender military ban into law failed 212-217, with four Republicans voting it down. The next day she missed the $1.1 trillion defense bill vote entirely.
As American service members died in the Iran war he supports, Rep. Carlos Gimenez shrugged on CNN: 'That's the nature of warfare; we will have some casualties.'
The Pentagon's website said 18 U.S. troops had died in the Iran war. A day later it said 14. This is the war Republicans let Trump wage with no vote.
The House Budget Committee approved a resolution to unlock a third party-line reconciliation bill: tens of billions more for the Pentagon and a $10 billion grant program to push states toward the SAVE Act's voter-ID rules.