Republicans sideline impeachment push against Hegseth, who calls it a 'farce'
Summary
Republicans in the US House of Representatives voted on Tuesday to sideline a resolution to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Hegseth condemned the effort as a 'farce' and a 'stunt', called it 'sabotage', and defended his actions and policy decisions. He vowed to fight the push ahead of a possible House vote, describing it as the 'personal manifesto' of a 'disgruntled' congressman who is leaving office.
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Al Jazeera
Source ↗Al Jazeera reports that Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth condemned the US House impeachment resolution against him as 'sabotage', called the effort a 'farce', and defended his actions and policy decisions.
CBC
Source ↗CBC reports that Republicans in the House voted Tuesday to sideline the resolution to impeach Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, and that Hegseth called it a 'farce' from a 'disgruntled congressman' who is leaving office.
ABC
Source ↗ABC reports that Hegseth vowed to fight the 'farce' impeachment push, calling it the 'personal manifesto' of a 'disgruntled' congressman, as members of Congress prepared for a possible vote in the coming hours.
Seeking Alpha
Source ↗Seeking Alpha reports, in its headline, that Pete Hegseth said the impeachment articles are 'a farce, and a stunt'.
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