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In Bipartisan Bid to Restrain Trump, Senate Passes Iran War Powers Resolution

In Bipartisan Bid to Restrain Trump, Senate Passes Iran War Powers Resolution

Some Republicans crossed party lines to join Democrats in voting to curtail President Trump’s ability to wage war with Iran, weeks after a drone strike killed a top Iranian general.

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Mike Lee, a G.O.P. Senator, Calls Administration’s Iran Briefing ‘Insulting’

Mr. Lee lashed out after he said he was chided by a top administration official for questioning President Trump’s Iran strategy.

Senator Mike Lee of Utah, a libertarian-leaning Republican, has always been a loud but lonely voice in his party clamoring to rein in presidential war powers, so it came as little surprise on Wednesday when he questioned President Trump’s decision to strike Iran’s most important general.

But as Mr. Lee emerged from a closed-door, classified briefing with Mr. Trump’s national security team, he launched into an uncharacteristically indignant tirade that went well beyond his usual staid constitutional arguments about war powers. He blasted the administration for what he called a shoddy briefing on the president’s strategy on Iran, delivered in what he described as an “insulting and demeaning” way by administration officials he said were unwilling to engage in a genuine discussion about a possible military escalation in the Middle East.

The message, Mr. Lee said, was: “Do not debate, do not discuss the issue of the appropriateness of further military intervention against Iran. If you do, you will be emboldening Iran.”

The briefing, scheduled after Mr. Trump ordered a drone strike on Maj. Gen. Qassim Suleimani in Iraq last week, was led by Mike Pompeo, the secretary of state; Gina Haspel, the C.I.A. director; and Mark T. Esper, the defense secretary. It was, Mr. Lee said, “probably the worst briefing I’ve seen, at least on a military issue, in the nine years I’ve served in the United States Senate.”

The main target of Mr. Lee’s ire during the session, according to people who attended it and witnessed the contentious exchanges, was Mr. Esper, whom some of the people described as flippant as lawmakers raised serious questions about military action against Iran.

Mr. Lee emerged praising Mr. Trump for his restraint and saying that he supported the president. But then he launched into a fiery broadside rarely seen in the Senate against Mr. Trump’s advisers.

“They were in the process of telling us that we need to be good little boys and girls and not debate this in public,” Mr. Lee said. “I find that absolutely insane. It’s un-American, it’s unconstitutional and it’s wrong.”

At one point, he said, as he repeatedly questioned the officials about whether there was ever a circumstance in which they would come to Congress for authorization of military action against Iran, one responded, “I’m sure we could think of something.”

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Tim Kaine’s Dad Style Makes a Statement in Philadelphia

Men are not exempt from the political dress game, and on Wednesday the vice-presidential candidate played his role to perfection.

“Mr. Kaine may have a lot of experience in government (he does), and foreign policy and military cred (he does), all of which were most material in his selection as vice-presidential candidate, but he is also unshowy; he’s the normal guy, in contrast to a woman in extraordinary circumstances. The one who doesn’t wear designer duds. The one everyone who doesn’t relate to Mrs. Clinton can relate to.

At least, in those clothes he was.“

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Timothy M cracks me the eff up.

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Timothy M. - Avant Garde Menswear By Tom Van Der Borght

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A.D. Movie Submission #2

"As the Bluths have a movie created about them which Maeby is working on, as mentioned would happen in the series finale's last scene, the Bluth Company gets back on their feet. However, George thinks this is all some sort of scam and won't fund the film at all despite Michael repeatedly telling him to do so.

George Michael, a business major, has moved out and is in college. At a random time during the semester, Steve Holt, Gob's son, is transferred in. Tobias has become jealous of Buster after having been hired by the Blue Man Group. Buster becomes a sensation bigger than the Blue Man Group and is known as the Hooked Blue Man. He gets filthy rich and moves out of his mother's, becoming ballistic with his money. This eventually gets him in trouble when he gambles most of it away and on the same night is arrested by police because of his connections with a pimp known as "The Blue Seal." An officer had misread Buster's information online. As Tobias is jealous, Lindsay tries to cheer him up by "bonding with him" as she takes up being a never nude. They also stalk Bob Loblaw together.

Meanwhile, Gob is back in the songwriting industry with his puppet Franklin who can't get a record deal because of an "extreme past with police." As problems come their way, Michael is doing his best to keep his family the way he has finally managed to get them: together. Once the family's film comes out, stocks drop dramatically because of how low the budget was. As the family sits at the first showing, George Senior whispers to Michael 'This narrator is terrible. Who could've done this?' The music goes off. 'Mr. F.'"

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