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Republican forces Congress to hold impeachment vote for Pete Hegseth

Al Jazeera Wednesday 16 September 2026, 05:21 UTC 1 min read
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Republican forces Congress to hold impeachment vote for Pete Hegseth NewsFeed Republican forces Congress to hold impeachment vote for Pete Hegseth United States Representative Thomas Massie is forcing fellow Republicans to vote whether to impeach Secretary of Defense Peter Hegseth over the US war on Iran. A recent poll found fewer than a third of Americans support the war. Published On 16 Sep 2026

Republican forces Congress to hold impeachment vote for Pete Hegseth NewsFeed Republican forces Congress to hold impeachment vote for Pete Hegseth United States Representative Thomas Massie is forcing fellow Republicans to vote whether to impeach Secretary of Defense Peter Hegseth over the US war on Iran. A recent poll found fewer than a third of Americans support the war. Published On 16 Sep 2026
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