1. Command

$ npx news senate-oversight-rollback --force-debug-politics

2. Output

INIT: Loading political-data-stream...

INFO: Senate previously advanced a resolution. This measure would have required presidential authorization for further military operations in Venezuela.

DEBUG: This marked a rare, albeit brief, moment of bipartisan rebellion against the executive.

WARN: President Trump issued a furious `force_unfollow()` command on the initial dissenting GOP senators. He called for them to lose their seats.

INFO: Majority Leader Thune then initiated a `flip_votes()` routine. This targeted two key Republican senators who had initially supported the resolution.

INFO: Senators Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) and Todd Young (R-Ind.) publicly reversed their previous stance. They had initially sided with Democrats.

Hawley stated his concerns were "alleviated by `Secretary_of_State.assurances()`" after speaking with Secretary Marco Rubio.

Young reported receiving "`national_security_officials.commitments()`" regarding no American troops in Venezuela and promises of future congressional consultation.

ERROR: The final vote was 51-50. Vice President Vance then executed the `tie_breaker_protocol()`, effectively blocking the resolution.

DEBUG: The congressional checks-and-balances module appears to be running in a degraded mode.

INFO: Senators Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, and Rand Paul maintained their original `vote_affirmative` status. They consistently supported the resolution.

CRITICAL_ALERT: Executive power to deploy military force in Venezuela remains unchecked by this legislative branch iteration.

-- DIFF senate_vote.js --
- support_for_resolution = [hawley, young, collins, murkowski, paul];
+ support_for_resolution = [collins, murkowski, paul];
- resolution_status = "ADVANCED";
+ resolution_status = "BLOCKED_BY_VP_VANCE";

3. Stacktrace (If This News Were Code)

ERROR in `congressional_oversight.js` at line 73: `warPowersResolution.authorize()` failed.

at `senate.vote_on_resolution(params)` (`/src/senate/vote.js:58:12`)at `republican_caucus.process_white_house_feedback(assurances_obj)` (`/src/politics/party_logic.js:192:8`)at `senator.evaluate_position(context)` (`/src/senator/decision_tree.js:45:6`)at `main_legislative_loop()` (`/src/app.js:22:1`)

The cause was that external whiteHouse_guarantees and party_pressure hooks overrode expected constitutional_duty callbacks.

This led to a runtime decision-making error, causing the authorization_check function to return false. This occurred despite initial true evaluations.

Segmentation fault? Unexpected behavior? Panic! The system reverted to a prior, less-constrained executive state regarding military action.

4. Patch Notes

• - Fixed: Brief period of bipartisan congressional unity on war powers resolution.
• - Reverted: `congressional_authorization_required` for Venezuela operations.
• - Feature_Disabled: Legislative branch's `force_executive_accountability` module.
• - Known_Issue: Executive branch still exhibiting `unilateral_action_tendency` in foreign policy decisions.
• - WARN: `Democratic_Caucus` plans to submit more `war_powers_resolution_PRs`. Expect future merge conflicts in the political codebase.
• - DEBUG: The political system demonstrates high susceptibility to real-time `presidential_influence_vectors` during critical votes.