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- Rep. Adam Smith (D-Wash.) criticized the war in Iran, saying it diverts funds from military defense and strengthens the Iranian regime.
- Speaking on NewsNation, he described the conflict as a costly mistake and urged congressional authorization for military spending.
- Smith argued that raising taxes for the war is necessary instead of accruing debt.
- He said bombing infrastructure would likely reinforce support for the regime and hinder U.S. negotiations.
