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Massie says he’ll move to impeach Hegseth if he’s not gone after midterms

Massie says the resolution includes eight articles and accuses Hegseth of war-powers violations, extrajudicial killings and other misconduct.

  • On Monday, Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie announced he will reintroduce articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth when Congress returns to Washington after the midterm elections.
  • Massie introduced a resolution in September alleging Hegseth committed "high crimes and misdemeanors," but House Speaker Mike Johnson recessed the House early to avoid a floor vote on the measure.
  • The articles allege Hegseth illegally started a war with Iran without congressional consent; earlier this month, Massie posted on X, "Trump should fire Hegseth to avoid Hegseth's impeachment. It."
  • House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries promised to run Hegseth "out of town" if Democrats win a majority, while Hegseth is reportedly "angling" for a Senate seat in Tennessee to avoid removal.
  • Senate Democrats suggest Hegseth's ouster is the price for bipartisan cooperation on defense appropriations, as Republicans also express displeasure with his leadership regarding military personnel.
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Republican vows to push Hegseth impeachment after midterm elections

Kentucky congressman vows to push for Hegseth’s ouster in lame-duck session

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Massie says he will reintroduce impeachment articles against Hegseth after midterms

Rep. Thomas Massie said Monday that he will reintroduce impeachment articles against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth when Congress returns after the midterms.

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