Adam Smith, the Democratic representative of Washington State and the chairman of the Armed Forces Committee of the US House of Representatives, promised that after taking control of the House of Representatives and the Senate next year, the Democrats will take action to prevent the financial war of US President Donald Trump against Iran.
The New Republic reporter asked Smith in a podcast interview: “Will Democrats in both houses of Congress accept a bill next year that would block the financing of the Iran war by prohibiting appropriations?”
According to IRNA, Smith replied: “Definitely. “I think it’s one of the first things they’re going to do and it should be one of our most serious things.”
In the continuation of this interview, he added: “I believe that ending the war is one of our organizations in this election.”
As Democrats prepare to take control of Congress, Trump’s team faces crisis and turmoil after heavy losses for Republicans across the country in Tuesday’s elections.
On Friday, a Florida prosecutor in charge of investigating people considered his enemies resigned. At the same time, the head of the Department of National Security of the US Department of Justice also resigned from his position.
There are also reports that the US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is considering the possibility of leaving the government. Meanwhile, there have been calls for the dismissal of US Secretary of War Pete Hegst.
