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18. Notable bipartisan statement from Grassley and Durbin

Mon Jan 5, 2026, 09:38 PM

Jan 2026

You cannot claim that this was a law enforcement action and then refuse to brief the Senate Judiciary Committee

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Rubio: Venezuela strikes 'a law enforcement operation,' not 'invasion' [View all] LetMyPeopleVote Jan 2026 OP

No adminstration has sought permission from Congress since... 1942 WarGamer Jan 2026 #1

There were also AUMFs passed in 1991 and 2002 related to Iraq. tritsofme Jan 2026 #12

Not brown- (or yellow-)skinned ones, obviously... regnaD kciN Jan 2026 #4

"We didn't occupy a country"... regnaD kciN Jan 2026 #3

RUBIO, YOU PIMP FOR A MULTI-FELON SEX OFFENDER SEDITIONIST Skittles Jan 2026 #6

... and Vietnam was a police action. Eugene Jan 2026 #7

I didn't know the FBI has "jurisdiction" in foreign sovereign countries... Justice matters. Jan 2026 #9

The US does not enforce law in Venezuela malaise Jan 2026 #11

How the hell does US law apply to other countries? sinkingfeeling Jan 2026 #16

Notable bipartisan statement from Grassley and Durbin LetMyPeopleVote Jan 2026 #18