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"People are not happy": Lebanon vote has House Democrats at each others' throats
House Democrats face internal conflict over a resolution by Rep. Rashida Tlaib to remove U.S. forces from Lebanon, with many opposing the vote due to concerns about U.S. involvement in the region and potential impacts on counter-Hezbollah efforts. The vote coincides with another measure targeting Iran, and key Democratic leaders are undecided or resistant.
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