“The House narrowly passed its marquee $1.15 trillion defense policy bill largely along party lines Wednesday amid a bitter partisan divide over President Donald Trump’s conduct of the war against Iran and his push for a massive Pentagon spending boost,” Politico reports.”Just six Democrats supported the annual National Defense Authorization Act, which House Republicans muscled through in a tight 216-212 vote. Those Democratic votes helped Republicans overcome seven defections from their own ranks.””The vote is a win for Trump, whose party endorsed a large portion of his defense plans. It’s also a win for Speaker Mike Johnson, who overcame GOP unrest by steering the bill to the right on the House floor. But in doing so, Republicans ensured they wouldn’t be able to count on the support of most Democrats, who were already unlikely to back pro-Trump policies.”