Rep. Thomas Massie forcing vote on Pete Hegseth's impeachment – KTBB News, Weather, Talk
Massie read an impeachment resolution aloud and said he wanted to establish a record of what he viewed as unlawful conduct.
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Rep. Thomas Massie read a 34-page impeachment resolution against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on the House floor, seeking to force a vote before Congress leaves for recess. The Pentagon defended Hegseth, while House leaders could still try to avoid a vote.
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63 OUTLETSThomas Massie introduced articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, accusing him of unauthorized military operations in Iran. The House's early recess delayed a planned vote on the resolution. Left-leaning outlets frame the effort as an accountability test and stress claims that the early adjournment postponed a vote. Center outlets focus on the filing and vote's procedural path, with coverage of the recess also including Johnson's denial and Massie's criticism. Right-leaning outlets center the allegations and vote push, with some describing the effort as unlikely to succeed and Townhall criticizing Massie for pursuing it.
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