The failure of the impeachment bid of Pete Guest in the House of Representatives.
Efforts to remove Pete Guest were opposed by Republicans in the House of Representatives. With 211 votes in favor to 204 votes against, the representatives referred the impeachment decision to the Judicial Committee and canceled the final vote of the open court.
This resolution was introduced by Thomas Massey, a Republican representative of Kentucky and a critic of Donald Trump's party, which was also supported by Democrats. Massey was the only Republican representative who voted against referring the case to the Judiciary Committee.
The halting of this process occurred after the explicit support of Donald Trump's defense minister of his cabinet.
By publishing a message on the social network Truth Social, the President of the United States called the suspension of this project a "miserable failure" for the opposition.
Rejecting the accusations, Pete Hegest described the attempt to impeach him as a "show trial" and "ridiculous" and said: "History will judge the Iran war in a completely different way than current public opinion."