“Attempt To Impeach…Has Miserably Failed!” – Trump Celebrates Hegseth Impeachment Push Fail
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President Donald Trump has declared victory following the defeat of a Democratic effort to impeach Secretary of War Pete Hegseth.
In a statement, Trump praised Republicans for supporting Hegseth, criticized Republican dissenter, Thomas Massie, and pointed to historic military recruitment numbers and U.S. victories in Venezuela and Iran.
Trump also said that the Democrats are weaponizing the government, renewing his call to “Make America Great Again.”
The Democrats’ attempt to impeach Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has miserably FAILED! Every single Republican, except Thomas Massie, a major LOSER, voted in favor of Pete. Again, Victories in Venezuela and Iran, the Best Recruitment Numbers in the History of the Military (Long waiting lists to get in!), and Spirit like rarely seen before, led to the EXONERATION of a Great American Patriot. The Democrats continue to weaponize and abuse the United States of America. They must be stopped! MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN. President DONALD J. TRUMP
House Republicans voted to kill the impeachment push of Pete Hegseth on Tuesday.
Democrats will likely start up the push again once they have the House majority.
Jeffries said, “In the majority, one of the first things we’re gonna do is run Pete Hegseth out of town.”
The Republican-controlled U.S. House of Representatives voted on Tuesday to effectively kill the articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth — for now — by blocking their consideration on the House floor and sending them back to the Judiciary Committee, where GOP leaders can hold them up until the next Congress is seated in January 2027.
Democrats — who voted unanimously against shelving the impeachment charges — will have a large House majority next year after winning at least 255 seats in last week’s midterm elections. They have already vowed to try to remove Hegseth from office when they take control of Congress.
“In the majority, one of the first things we’re gonna do is run Pete Hegseth out of town,” Democratic Rep. Hakeem Jeffries of New York, the minority leader who is poised to become House speaker, said at a rally last month.
