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<title>IT BEGINS: Rep. Thomas Massie Says He Plans to Reintroduce Articles of Impeachment Against Hegseth Unless He Resigns</title>
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<description>War Secretary Pete Hegseth may face an impeachment vote before the next Congress is seated, as some Republicans, led by Rep. Thomas Massie, are planning to vote on an impeachment resolution after a stunning midterm loss that is widely attributed to the Iran war. Massie previously introduced articles of impeachment against Hegseth back in September. CNN is reporting that some GOPers are expecting the latest impeachment resolution to pass in the House as Republican lawmakers turn on Hegseth. Trump has defended Hegseth, telling reporters on Tuesday that he is not considering firing him. &#x26;#x22;No, I think he&#x26;#x27;s doing a very...</description>
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<title>Trump weighs firing Hegseth after midterm losses, DeSantis floated as replacement - report</title>
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<description>US President Donald Trump has been consulting with advisers on whether to keep US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth in his current role following the Republicans&#x26;#x27; losses in Tuesday&#x26;#x27;s election, CBS News reported on Wednesday, citing multiple sources. [cut] DeSantis floated as possible replacement One name being floated as a possible replacement for Hegseth is GOP Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, one source told CBS. DeSantis could potentially go through Senate confirmation in the lame-duck period and then take the post when his term expires on January 5.</description>
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