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We have got that fun, loving story, plus dimming the summer solstice sun. But first, representatives Massey and Kana introduced bipartisan war efforts resolution to prevent war with Iran.

Taking this, of course, from anti-war.com.

On Tuesday, Representative Thomas Massey, Republican from Kentucky, and Ro Kana, Democrat from California,

introduced a bipartisan war powers resolution in an effort to prevent Trump from going to war with Iran

without authorization from Congress,

the way it's supposed to be.

Senator Tim Kane, even, Hillary's former running mate introduced a similar war powers resolution

in the Senate.

Americans can contact their House representatives and senators, maybe tell them your names

Vance Boatler or Luigi Mangione,

and urge them to join efforts to prevent war with Iran.

The Constitution does not permit the executive branch to unilaterally commit an act of war

against a sovereign nation that hasn't attacked the United States, Massey said in a statement

on the bill.

Congress has the sole power to declare war

against Iran. The ongoing war between Israel and Iran is not our war. Even if it were, Congress must

decide such matters according to our Constitution, Massey said. Kana added that no president

should be able to bypass constitutional authority of Congress over matters of war

and that the American people don't want to be dragged into another disastrous conflict in the Middle East.

A new U-Gov poll shows that 60% of Americans and 53% of Trump voters oppose the U.S. getting involved in the Israel-Iran war,

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