Donald Trump’s announcement of Iran announced the strong reaction from politicians

president Donald TrumpThe United States said the United States attacked Iran who earned strong reactions from around Washington, DC … and, they do not always follow the party lines.

As you know … Potus took social media to reveal the US military fall A “full payload” of bombs in three nuclear facilities in Middle Eastern Mom.

While the President calls the attack of a general success, frustration flows through the Democrats who want Bernie Sanders – Who calls the action “unconstitutional” and shared a video with his supporters of a rally after he told them to attack.

They took “no longer war” repeatedly in the clip … and, their annoyance fails. CONGRESSMAN Rashid and congressman Hakeem Jeffries Makes similar statements of sanders – teaching that he does not get Congress approval.

On the other side of the passage, senator Ted Cross and congressman Wesley Hunt showed full support for the actions of the President.

Cruz makes his feelings about conflict completely clear earlier in this week of his Silent talk With the associated support of the maga Tucker Carlsson … promotes party division.

While the reactions generally fall into party lines, there are many things that do not cause Democrat Senator John Fetterman and Republic representative Marjorie Taylor Greene. Mtg is repeatedly telling about the US involved in conflict in recent days.

While the fetterman applauds the Trump for attack, MTG asked his followers to “pray for peace.”

As you know … President Trump announced the attack at 5pm PT – Thanks to “famous warriors” great Americans “carrying strike.

It is worth noted … while many members of Congress have expressed the wrath they have not given the approval of the attack, reports now notice the attack before it happens.

President Trump The country is answered Hours after he announces the attack … serve an Ultimatum in Iran – agree with peace or facilitate the full military force in the US.

Politicians are almost triggered that he has not taken the approval of Congress for this military action … because, while the President is the commander-in-command to express war.