As of today, the war secretary hasn’t been impeached yet. Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., brought eight articles to the House floor and is trying to force a vote within two days.
Axios reports GOP leaders are bracing for enough Republican defections to impeach Pete Hegseth when the measure comes up. Hegseth has dismissed the effort, and Trump has pledged to stand by him even if the House votes to impeach.
If the House does impeach, the Senate would still hold the trial, and CNN notes that no Cabinet official has ever been convicted and removed that way. Massie Moves to Impeach Hegseth, Citing ‘Illegal’ Military Operations +3
Here are some nonpartisan twisters for the moment
The Vote Twister
Whether the whip’s weary whispers win, or waver, or wither, the wary wise will watch the whole wide wrangle wind its way.
The Articles Twister
Eight articles, eagerly entered, earnestly examined, endlessly argued, eventually elected or ended.
The Capitol Twister
Cautious congressmen counted, cajoled and cornered colleagues, concluding that counting comes before concluding.
The Closer
Whatever the vote, We the People will watch, weigh and wait, and somehow, against all odds, life goes on... and so it goes.
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