Rep. Nancy Mace shares concerns about Iran war: "I haven't seen an exit strategy yet"

Rep. Nancy Mace of South Carolina walked out of a House Armed Services Committee briefing on the Iran war this week, citing concerns about the lack of a clear exit strategy. Mace's departure signals Republican skepticism about the administration's approach to the conflict during a briefing meant to inform lawmakers on military operations. Her public stance reflects broader congressional debate over the scope and duration of U.S. involvement in potential Iran conflict, particularly among GOP members traditionally focused on avoiding open-ended military commitments. The South Carolina Republican's willingness to visibly distance herself from the briefing underscores divisions within the party over war authorization and strategy.