Senators are gearing up to vote next week on one of the most controversial aspects of President Joe Biden’s foreign policy: his support for Saudi Arabia, the U.S. partner that many top officials in Washington and human rights groups say should be punished for its brutality.
Biden wants to sell the Saudis $650 million in missiles. But if a majority in the Senate supports bipartisan legislation to block the arms deal, the president would have to either abandon his plan or issue a veto to protect the sale ― just like former President Donald Trump, who repeatedly torpedoed congressional…
