Secretary of WarPete Hegsethis safe from an impeachment vote in the House of Representatives after GOP leaders successfully stopped a looming vote led by Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky.

A vote to refer Massie's resolution to the House Judiciary Committee for consideration — which effectively killed it in its tracks — passed on Tuesday evening by a 211-204 margin, averting a potential impeachment vote on Wednesday.

President Donald Trump celebrated the failed impeachment effort in a Truth Social post, calling Massie a \"major LOSER\" and praising Hegseth's record on military operations in Venezuela and Iran and recruitment.

HEGSETH IMPEACHMENT VOTE LOOMS AS HOUSE REPUBLICANS PRIVATELY WARN IT COULD PASS

\"The Democrats’ attempt to impeach Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has miserably FAILED!\" Trump wrote, calling the outcome the \"EXONERATION of a Great American Patriot.\"

The GOP had been worried about having a significant number of absences on their side after their brutal midterm election performance last week, but it appears Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., wrangled one more victory on his way out the leadership door.

Massie's resolution is a wide-ranging piece of legislation accusing Hegseth of misusing his office viaeight impeachment articles, spanning issues including the Iran war, U.S. strikes on suspected drug boats in the Caribbean and his retaliation against Sen. Mark Kelly, D-Ariz., over a video calling on troops to disobey \"unlawful orders.\"

Hegseth railed against the effort andcriticized Massie personallyduring a news conference Tuesday morning.

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\"What one disgruntled and defeated congressman is attempting is not oversight, and it's not accountability. It's a political spectacle, a personal manifesto driven by ego and resentment,\" Hegseth said.

The outgoing Kentucky Republican was able to force Tuesday night's vote over the objections of House GOP leaders by filing a privileged resolution, a mechanism aimed at bypassing the will of the chamber's majority. A privileged resolution must be considered within two legislative days of being filed.

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All Democrats present backedmoving forward with the impeachmenton Tuesday evening, as expected. All Republicans but Massie voted to kill the resolution.

But some were worried earlier in the day about weak attendance potentially clearing the path for an actual impeachment vote.

\"I'm going to vote no,\" Rep. Jake Ellzey, R-Texas, told Fox News Digital. \"I don't know if any Republicans other than Massie will be in support of his articles of impeachment, but I don't even know how many Republicans will be here by the time of the vote. The real question is how short are we. Numerically, if they're all here and we're not, what happens then?\"

Ellzey called the impeachment effort \"a ridiculous waste of time.\"

Even House Republicans who are critical of Hegseth were hesitant to support Massie's resolution.

\"I think it's an effort to scapegoat Pete Hegseth for Congress shirking their own duty and, frankly, the president taking action that, in my view, is unconstitutional. but it's also not unprecedented,\" Rep. Warren Davidson, R-Ohio, who is opposed to the Trump administration's involvement in Iran, said.

\"What would be unprecedented is to hold the secretary of defense accountable for a decision the president makes. Or, frankly, it would have been unprecedented for the secretary of defense to kind of break ranks on something that is clearly not unprecedented in terms of what has become the standard operating procedure for administrations going back to the Korean War.\"

Rep. Don Bacon, R-Neb., a vocal critic of Hegseth's, told reporters Tuesday, \"I'm personally not a fan of the secretary. I don't think he was the right guy in the job. But, also, when you read Massie's impeachment, I don't agree with it.\"

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Though Republicans have been frustrated with Hegseth's handling of the war that has stretched into its ninth month, many did not think his conduct rose to the level of impeachment.\n\"I wasn't surprised, but I was disappointed,\" Massie said after the vote. \"My diagnosis of Congress is these people know what to do. They just can't bring themselves to do it, even when it would benefit them politically.\"\nMassie, a Kentucky Republican, said Monday he would not bring up another resolution to impeach Hegseth. He is retiring in early January after losing his primary earlier this year. Democrats could still force the issue, especially when they retake control of both chambers in January.\n\"This is not the end of it. It's just the beginning,\" House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, a New York Democrat, said following the vote.\nMassie said Tuesday he planned to force a vote on a war powers resolution.\n\"We're going to see all these Republicans who said, 'Oh, we lost this election because of the war,' will they still vote for it?\" Massie said.\nThe impeachment resolution accused Hegseth of abusing his office by launching the Iran war without congressional approval, ignoring laws designed to minimize civilian casualties, directing extrajudicial killings for the Pentagon's boat strikes in the Caribbean, directing the kidnapping of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and retaliating against Democratic Sen. 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I was proud to execute them, and I would do it again tomorrow.”\nMassie’s articles of impeachment laid out eight different charges. Three of them focused on the Iran war, which he argued was conducted in contravention of the War Powers Resolution of 1973; one focused on the lethal boat strikes in the Caribbean; one centered on the rendition of Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro; his fight with Sen. Mark Kelly (D-AZ); one on last year’s war in Yemen; and one on the removal of safeguards designed to reduce civilian harm in U.S. operations.\nMassie does have the ability, and has discussed the possibility of refiling the charges but filing them individually so that members can vote on each based on the merits.\nHegseth defended many of those actions during his Tuesday press conference.\nPresident Donald Trump has publicly backed Hegseth despite the increasing pressure he’s facing following the results of the midterm elections, in which Republicans lost overwhelmingly. Many lawmakers and officials in Washington, including Trump, have argued that the war in Iran, which Hegseth has overseen, led to the Democrats’ victory.\n“The Democrats’ attempt to impeach Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has miserably FAILED! Every single Republican, except Thomas Massie, a major LOSER, voted in favor of Pete. Again, Victories in Venezuela and Iran, the Best Recruitment Numbers in the History of the Military (Long waiting lists to get in!), and Spirit like rarely seen before, led to the EXONERATION of a Great American Patriot,” Trump said on Truth Social.\nSeveral Pentagon political officials shared celebratory messages on social media while also mocking Massie.\nWhile Republicans were able to prevent Massie’s articles of impeachment from moving forward, they will not be able to do the same once the new Congress is inaugurated in January. 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Their motion succeeded on Tuesday, by a 211-204 vote, largely along party lines. Massie was the sole Republican to oppose the motion, along with all Democrats.\nTrump, who was twice impeached, celebrated what he hailed as the “EXONERATION of a Great American Patriot’ and lashed out at Massie for forcing the vote.\n“The Democrats continue to weaponize and abuse the United States of America,” Trump said on Truth Social. “They must be stopped!”\nThe Pentagon, meanwhile, declared “total victory”.\n“The referral of these baseless impeachment articles to the House judiciary committee marks total victory for Secretary Hegseth, the Department of War, and the American warfighter,” Sean Parnell, a department spokesperson, wrote in a social media post.\nTuesday’s vote is unlikely to be the final word on efforts to remove Hegseth from office, after Democrats won decisive majorities in the November midterm elections. Hakeem Jeffries, the House minority leader who is expected to become the next speaker when Democrats take control of the chamber in January, has backed the push to impeach Hegseth, accusing the embattled secretary of having “undermined America’s national security”.\nThe resolution’s downfall took place hours after Hegseth held a defiant press conference at the Pentagon, where he dismissed the impeachment effort as a “political spectacle” orchestrated by the ousted Kentucky congressman.\n“It’s a farce, and it’s a stunt, and everybody knows it,” Hegseth said.\nThe conflict with Iran has proven divisive with Republicans, and ahead of the midterms, small but growing numbers voted with Democrats on war powers resolutions intended to force Trump to bring the hostilities to a close. Warren Davidson, one of the House Republicans who voted for such resolutions, said he nonetheless rejected the idea of impeaching Hegseth.\n“It’s an effort to blame-shift on to Hegseth Congress’s failure and President Trump’s decision,” Davidson said in an interview.\n“I think Hegseth has been incredibly effective at restoring morale for the active-duty force, restoring the warrior ethos, the proper focus to the military that they exist to fight and win wars.”\nThe defense secretary, a former Fox News host and army national guard officer, has been one of the most pugnacious members of Trump’s second term cabinet, and taken an unusually heavy handed approach to managing the US military. Hegseth has orchestrated the departure of top generals, blocked the promotions of scores of officers, many of them women and people of color, and implemented new rules that prompted much of the press corps to leave the Pentagon.\nHe has also become the public face of some of the administration’s most politically costly policies, particularly the Iran war, which has dragged on for months while putting upward pressure on petroleum prices and played into Democrats’s hands in last week’s midterms.\nMassie’s resolution outlined eight alleged violations of the constitution by Hegseth, including attacking Iran without first seeking Congress’s permission, and spurning a war powers resolution the House and Senate approved in June that would require an end to the conflict.\nIt also accused Hegseth of “ignoring” laws that would have minimized civilian casualties, and specifically cites a US strike on a school in Minab, Iran, that killed more than 168 people. Other articles allege Hegseth violated the constitution with the “extrajudicial killings” of at least 221 people on boats suspected of carrying drugs in the Caribbean sea and eastern Pacific ocean, and of “suppressing free speech” through his retaliation against the Democratic senator Mark Kelly for his criticism of the secretary.\nThe final two impeachment articles target Hegseth’s involvement in the military operation that captured Venezuela’s then president, Nicolás Maduro, and a bombing campaign in Yemen that began shortly after Trump returned to the White House.\nHad the impeachment resolution passed, it would have had to be approved by the Senate, which Republicans control by a 53-seat margin. 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House Blocks Pete Hegseth Impeachment Resolution

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