CBS 6 political analyst Dr. Bob Holsworth offered his perspective, touching on Democratic absences from the House chamber, the president's messaging, and Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger's response on behalf of the Democratic Party.

Should President Donald Trump have the ability to continue military actions in Iran without congressional approval? That’s the question that consumed

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Surveys did show that supporters of Trump's Republican party largely back the war. But a rift has nevertheless formed inside the otherwise united MAGA camp, with influential ex-Fox News commentator Tucker Carlson calling the strikes on Iran "absolutely disgusting and evil."

Noem's firing comes after a controversial tenure at DHS with nationwide protests, a partial government shutdown and a divisive ad campaign.

Trump holds stronger in‑party support at this point in his term than other recent presidents did at the same stage.