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Senate Republicans are calling on the Trump administration to clarify how it is interpreting the 60-day clock under the War Powers Act in its military campaign against Iran. Why it matters: The 60-day deadline, depending on who's counting, is arriving on requiring the president to seek authorization or wind down operations. The first strikes against Iran were on Feb. 28. - But Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth offered a different view during testimony before the Senate Armed Services Committee, suggesting the clock can "pause or stop" during a ceasefire. Zoom in: Republicans, including some who have flirted with supporting a war powers resolution , appeared open to Hegseth's interpretation. - "It sounds like there's some wiggle room he…
PULSE POINTSWHAT HAPPENED: Senator Jim Banks (R-IN) is deploying $3 million to oppose seven Indiana state senators who voted against a redistricting bill.WHO WAS INVOLVED: Senator Jim Banks and Indiana state senators, including Travis Holdman, James Buck, Spencer Deery, Greg Goode, and Greg Walker.WHEN & WHERE: Current efforts in Indiana, following the recent redistricting vote.KEY […] The post Jim Banks Invests Millions to Challenge Senators Opposing GOP Redistricting. appeared first on The National Pulse .
PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Senator Jim Banks (R-IN) is deploying $3 million to oppose seven Indiana state senators who voted against a redistricting bill . WHO WAS INVOLVED: Senator Jim Banks and Indiana state senators, including Travis Holdman, James Buck, Spencer Deery, Greg Goode, and Greg Walker. WHEN & WHERE: Current efforts in Indiana, following the recent redistricting vote . KEY QUOTE: “Hoosiers deserve a more conservative state Senate.” – Jim Banks IMPACT: The move aims to strengthen Republican influence in the Indiana House by targeting senators who opposed the redistricting bill. IN FULL Senator Jim Banks (R-IN) is intensifying a political clash within Indiana by directing $3 million from his 501(c)(4), Hoosier…Open