White House Denies Hegseth and Rubio to Leave Jobs in Post-Election Shakeup
- The White House denied rumors that Pete Hegseth and Marco Rubio would leave their positions after Republicans’ midterm losses.
- President Donald Trump said he intended to keep Hegseth and praised his performance.
- Thomas Massie said he would introduce a resolution seeking Hegseth’s impeachment early the following week.
- Rubio denied considering resignation and said working for Trump through the end of the term had always been his plan.
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The chief of the Pentagon attacked for war and defeat in the elections. Trump defends him: "He did an excellent job." Voices, then denied, on possible resignation of Rubio
The White House denied the rumors that Pete Hegseth and Marco Rubio could be resigned in the following period, after the categorical defeat suffered by Republicans in the mid-term elections last Tuesday,...
<p>White House rejects firing Hagset and Rubio after Republican defeat The White House and State Department have denied the possible resignations of Pete Hagset and Marco Rubio. The future of the US Secretary of Defense remains at the same time indeterminate.</p>
The White House has refuted the rumors that the Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, and Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, will leave their posts following a reorganisation of the Trump administration after the elections, reports BBC. The American press has reported that there are voices calling for Hegseth's replacement, especially because of the way it managed the war with ...
Still, the future of the Secretary of Defense may be more uncertain, as voters punished Republicans for the Iran war (also). A retiring Republican congressman is reportedly considering impeaching Hegseth as early as next week.
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AlKhaleej TodayWhite House denies Hegseth and Rubio to leave jobs in post-election shakeup
WASHINGTON — The White House has denied rumors that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Secretary of State Marco Rubio might leave their jobs in a post-election shakeup of the Trump administration, according to the BBC.President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that Hegseth would remain on the job, even as he acknowledged that the war with Iran had contributed to Republicans' sweeping midterm losses while Democrats prepare to use their new congress…
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