Iran (Executive Calendar)
The Senate held a debate on Iran listed on the Executive Calendar. Senator Schatz, a Democrat, said the United States had entered a war with Iran without a vote in Congress, argued it had cost tens or hundreds of billions of dollars, raised prices for consumers and gas, and had not achieved the objectives set at the start. He said he would vote against the defense bill until the war ends and the Senate debates it. No supporting statements from the other side appear in the record sampled.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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