This Thursday, the Senate will hold a key procedural vote on a measure that would repeal the legal justifications used to attack Iraq in 1991 and 2003. The resolution is co-sponsored by Democratic Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia and Republican Senator Todd Young of Indiana, and if passed, it would be a major victory for those who have long sought to reassert Congress’s authority in military intervention abroad.
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The collapse of two key banks last week has sparked a debate over the 2018 decision to roll back Dodd-Frank protections, which was supported by 17 Senate Democrats. While some have argued that it was necessary to provide relief to community banks, others have argued that it has weakened the ability of regulators to protect consumers and has allowed banks to take on too much risk. The economic fallout from the collapse of the two key banks and the implications of the legislation will be important to consider in the coming weeks and months.
Virginia Senator Tim Kaine announced on Friday that he will be running for a third term in 2024, after grappling with an eight-year commitment at age 64. Kaine has been in politics for 30 years and is younger than many of his Senate colleagues, including President Biden who is 16 years older. Kaine said he has been honored to serve people as a missionary, civil rights lawyer, and elected official and looks forward to continuing to serve the people of Virginia for another term.