Robert Jimison

Immediately after the vote, Democrats started cheering, clapping, high-fiving each other.

Some were hugging each other.

They got a huge win in a chamber that they do not control.

frustration over the war, rising gas prices, it all boiled over.

The Republicans who voted for it and the Democrats who've been pushing for this for months now repeated that their voters, their constituents were unhappy with the results of the war.

While many agree that Iran should not ever have a nuclear weapon, the way that this war has been carried out, which was initially promised to last just a few weeks and now we're past the 90-day mark,

has frustrated even some Republicans who vote with him more than 90% of the time.