What is the Democrats' strategy to end the American war against Iran? American Democrats are looking for a way to end the war with Iran; But the road ahead is difficult. From impeachment of the Secretary of War to pressure on the Pentagon budget, all options are on the table. However, the legal and political tools of Congress have not yet been able to stop Trump's military decisions. The Democrats' first attempt was to impeach Pete Guest, the US Secretary of War. His impeachment proposal did not pass the vote of the House of Representatives by a small margin. However, Democrats hope to pursue the case again after taking over the House majority in January. Another leverage of the Democrats is the law on war powers and the use of the defense budget. This law requires the president to obtain authorization from Congress to continue operations after 60 days of conflict. But US presidents have always questioned the validity of this law. Despite these obstacles, Democrats hope that Republicans will tire of the war. But the near-unanimous vote by Republicans to save Hoggest does not bode well for that strategy. The experience of the Iraq war also shows that even a majority of Congress cannot necessarily force the president to back down. Finally, the question is, can the political and financial pressure of Congress force Trump to end the war with Iran? Details of the report on the World Economy website.

What is the Democrats' strategy to end the American war against Iran? American Democrats are looking for a way to end the war with Iran; But the road ahead is difficult. From impeachment of the Secretary of War to pressure on the Pentagon budget, all options are on the table. However, the legal and political tools of Congress have not yet been able to stop Trump's military decisions. The Democrats' first attempt was to impeach Pete Guest, the US Secretary of War. His impeachment proposal did not pass the vote of the House of Representatives by a small margin. However, Democrats hope to pursue the case again after taking over the House majority in January. Another leverage of the Democrats is the law on war powers and the use of the defense budget. This law requires the president to obtain authorization from Congress to continue operations after 60 days of conflict. But US presidents have always questioned the validity of this law. Despite these obstacles, Democrats hope that Republicans will tire of the war. But the near-unanimous vote by Republicans to save Hoggest does not bode well for that strategy. The experience of the Iraq war also shows that even a majority of Congress cannot necessarily force the president to back down. Finally, the question is, can the political and financial pressure of Congress force Trump to end the war with Iran? Details of the report on the World Economy website.