U.S. Lawmakers Grapple with Shifting Iran Policy Under Trump
As Trump's stance on Iran shifts, Congress struggles to play a role, with Republican leaders remaining silent on the matter. This article explores the dynamic between the White House and Capitol Hill on a critical foreign policy issue.
As President Trump navigates his administration's policy toward Iran, Congress has been largely absent from the discussion, with Republican leaders maintaining a conspicuous silence on the matter. This dynamic highlights the ongoing power struggle between the White House and Capitol Hill when it comes to critical foreign policy decisions.
In recent weeks, Trump has sent mixed signals on Iran, oscillating between threats of military action and more conciliatory overtures. This unpredictability has left lawmakers on both sides of the aisle uncertain about the administration's strategy and their own role in the process.
{{IMAGE_PLACEHOLDER}}Source: The New York Times
