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Senate Republicans Revote on Iran War Measure After Meeting With President Trump
Senate Republicans held a second vote on an Iran war powers measure Wednesday night after a lunch meeting with President Trump. Two senators changed their votes from the earlier tally. The action followed reported tensions during the session.
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Senate Republicans conducted a second vote Wednesday night on legislation addressing war powers related to Iran. The vote reversed the positions of two senators who had sided with Democrats days earlier. The new tally did not alter the outcome of the prior passage.
The Iran vote occurred as senators prepared to leave Washington for the July 4 recess. Separate disputes over a housing bill and renewal of a surveillance program remained unresolved at the time of departure. A source familiar with the discussions described them as positive. They also held a dinner with Republican senators that evening.
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