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GOP Senator Opposes More Than 60 Days Of War On Iran Without War Declaration
GOP Senator Opposes More Than 60 Days Of War On Iran Without War Declaration
In what could become a key milestone in an unpopular US-Israeli war on Iran that has the world on the edge of economic catastrophe, a Republican senator from one America's reddest states has announced his opposition to continued action against Iran beyond 60 days from the Feb 28 commencement of hostilities -- unless Congress approves it.
"I support the president’s actions taken in defense of American lives and interests," wrote first-term Sen. John Curtis in an opinion piece...
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