Trump clashes with Senate Republicans over Iran war powers and voting bill.
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Trump clashes with Senate Republicans over Iran war powers and voting bill.

President Donald Trump confronted Senate Republicans at a private lunch on June 24, 2026, engaging in a shouting match with Senator Bill Cassidy over the Iran war. Trump also canceled a planned signing ceremony for a bipartisan housing bill, demanding Congress first pass his SAVE America Act voting legislation. The clash followed a Senate vote on June 23 to approve a war powers resolution seeking to limit military action in Iran.

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Coverage now emphasizes GOP damage control following Trump's Capitol lunch, with Republicans reversing course on Iran votes to appease the president, revealing party fractures between Trump loyalty and legislative independence.
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Abby Phillip on Trump’s shouting match: ‘The tea was hot today’
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Trump's showdown with Republican Sen. Cassidy: Inside the blow-up on Capitol Hill
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“Senate GOP gets back in line with Trump over the Iran war” · Globe and Mail, Semafor, Times of Israel, Axios, The Hill, Reuters, Bloomberg

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The Senate voted 47-50-1 late Wednesday night against a second rebuke of the Trump administration over Iran.
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