What a New Congress Could Mean For Hegseth
“Normally, when a country is at war, you’re trying to build a case for what you’re doing; you’re trying to bring along the American public.” What Hegseth is facing is “a larger problem than just impeachment,” she added.
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Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth avoided an impeachment vote in the House, but Democrats could launch a new effort when they take control of Congress.
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