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The US Senate rejects a resolution to limit President Trump’s military options in Venezuela, with VP JD Vance casting the tie-breaking vote to uphold executive power.

President Donald Trump has secured a major legislative victory in his aggressive foreign policy agenda. The US Senate has narrowly voted down a war powers resolution that sought to restrict the President’s ability to launch military action in Venezuela without congressional approval.
The vote, which ended in a 50-50 tie, was broken by Vice President JD Vance, effectively killing the measure. The resolution had been introduced by Democrats alarmed by the administration’s escalating rhetoric and the recent deployment of "advisors" to the Colombian border.
The drama unfolded when two key Republican senators, Josh Hawley and Todd Young, flipped their votes at the eleventh hour. Initially expected to support the check on executive power, they sided with Trump after receiving undisclosed "assurances" from the White House regarding the scope of the mission. Critics call it a capitulation; supporters call it unity.
"We cannot tie the Commander-in-Chief’s hands when national security is at stake," Vance argued after casting the decisive vote. The administration claims the Venezuelan regime poses a direct threat to the hemisphere, justifying a muscular posture.
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