Donald Trump’s decision to attack Iran without first seeking congressional approval has sparked further controversy over the National Defense Authorization Act
The House passed the National Defense Authorization Act in a 216-212 vote, with all but six Democrats opposing its passage and seven Republicans breaking ranks to oppose the measure.
These are the Democrats that voted for NDAA:
Henry Cuellar of Texas
Donald Davis of North Carolina
Jared Golden of Maine
Vicente Gonzalez of Texas
Adam Gray of California
Marie Gluesenkamp Perez of Washington
Josh Brecheen of Oklahoma. “While I support providing for a robust national defense, I could not in good conscience vote for this legislation as it authorizes a $263.4bn (29.6%) increase over the authorized level for the previous fiscal year,” Brecheen posted on X.
Tim Burchett of Tennessee
Elijah Crane of Arizona
Harriet Hageman of Wyoming
Anna Paulina Luna of Florida
Thomas Massie of Kentucky
Chip Roy of Texas
