The proposals included exceptions allowing the use of force to defend the United States and its allies.
The narrow margins suggest growing unease within both chambers, even as most Republicans continue to support the administration’s position.
uncomfortable with the war’s economic and human costs, suggesting that continued pressure may eventually shift votes. “We’re sort of like, ‘Have you seen enough yet? Have you seen enough yet?’” Kaine said.
Republicans argue for more warmongering
Despite growing impatience, Wise said many Republicans remain cautious about cutting off the aggression abruptly.
Sen. Todd Young warned that immediate withdrawal could create serious risks, including potential consequences for troops in the field. “What happens if you immediately pull troops out?” he said. “These contingencies have not been seriously dealt with.”
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