The push to oust Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is gaining momentum, with Democratic Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, who is poised to become House speaker in January, saying he's a "hard yes" on an impeachment resolution slated to come up for a vote ...
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'Like an eight-year-old playing with toy soldiers': Shapiro says it's up to Congress to oust Hegseth
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro on Sunday said impeaching Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is a decision for Congress to make. But he said on NBC's Meet the Press that "real questions" about Mr. Hegseth's tenure at the Pentagon need to be addressed.
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Democrats, who on Tuesday won significant majorities in the House and Senate, said they plan to immediately vote to remove Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and will also seek to oust Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.