Amid escalating tensions regarding potential military action in Iran, House Democrats are planning to force a vote next week aimed at curbing President Trump’s war powers. Prominent figures, including Senators and House leaders, emphasize the necessity for Congress to have a say in any military actions, echoing sentiments that a war with Iran cannot proceed without legislative approval. The proposal has drawn bipartisan interest, but some members express concerns about its implications. As lawmakers prepare for the vote, questions linger over the political ramifications for Trump should military action occur, with increasing calls for him to justify his motivations to Congress. In parallel, several polls indicate low public support for military intervention in Iran, complicating the political landscape further.