Democrats Outline Plan to End Iran War if They Win House Majority
The article reports on Democratic lawmakers' strategy to end the ongoing Iran war under President Trump. Currently in the minority, Democrats admit they have limited legislative options to stop the conflict. Their plan involves pushing oversight amendments to the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which Republicans have rejected, and focusing on messaging to voters about high gas prices and war costs. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth testified that the war has cost $37.5 billion to date. Two U.S. service members were recently killed in Jordan by an Iranian strike. Democrats hope to win the House in the November 2026 elections, after which they pledge to pass a bill on 'day one' to end the war. Key figures quoted include Reps. Adam Smith, Pat Ryan, Pete Aguilar, Ro Khanna, and Ted Lieu.
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