Block funding for unauthorized military operations against Iran through the reconciliation process.

introduced the No War Appropriations through Reconciliation Act, or the No WAR Act, to prevent Congress from fast-tracking funding for a war in Iran through a backdoor budget process

Hoyle introduced legislation to stop Congress from using reconciliation to fund a war in Iran without a transparent vote.

REP. HOYLE INTRODUCES THE NO WAR APPROPRIATIONS THROUGH RECONCILIATION ACT | Congresswoman Val Hoyle
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Congresswoman Val Hoyle (OR-04) introduced an amendment rejected by congressional Republicans that would prevent reconciliation from being used as a backdoor way to fund the war in Iran without congressional authorization and debate.

Hoyle backed an amendment to stop reconciliation from being used to fund war in Iran without congressional authorization.

HOUSE REPUBLICANS BLOCK REP. HOYLE’S AMENDMENT TO PREVENT IRAN WAR FUNDING | Congresswoman Val Hoyle
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Hoyle said she introduced the No War Appropriations through Reconciliation Act to stop Congress from fast-tracking funding for a war in Iran through a backdoor budget process.

Direct legislative action aimed at the promise, but introduction alone does not mean the funding block was achieved.

partial same_term A for effort

REP. HOYLE INTRODUCES THE NO WAR APPROPRIATIONS THROUGH RECONCILIATION ACT | Congresswoman Val Hoyle
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Hoyle said she introduced an amendment to stop reconciliation from being used as a backdoor way to fund the war in Iran, but House Republicans rejected it.

A concrete attempt inside the reconciliation process failed, so the promise was not delivered through this step.

never same_term A for effort

HOUSE REPUBLICANS BLOCK REP. HOYLE’S AMENDMENT TO PREVENT IRAN WAR FUNDING | Congresswoman Val Hoyle
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The Pentagon told lawmakers it needs about $80 billion for Iran-war costs and said any supplemental would still need White House approval before going to Congress; the article also notes some lawmakers want formal authorization and that reconciliation could be used if 60 votes are otherwise required.

As of the lookback window, the war-funding fight is still live and unresolved; there is no sign of an enacted reconciliation block on Iran funding.

unresolved same_term

Pentagon Tells Lawmakers It Needs $80 Billion for Iran War and Other Bills
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