Impeachment Clouds are gathering again over Pete the Impeachment: Congressman Thomas Massey plans to relaunch his impeachment proceedings immediately after the midterm elections in November. Massey made his first attempt back in September, accusing the head of the Pentagon of illegally starting a war with Iran, bypassing congressional approval and the War Powers Resolution of 1973. Then Speaker Mike Johnson dissolved the House early for the election recess to spare party members an extremely uncomfortable vote. Messi himself has nothing to lose: he lost in the primaries against Donald Trump's candidate, so returning to Washington for the last meeting will be a final chord for him. The Democrats are also ready to join the pressure. Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries bluntly said the minister would be kicked out the door as soon as the Democrats gained a majority in the House. In the Senate, Hessett's resignation is called a condition for any compromise on the defense budget, and disgruntled Republicans, angered by the purges among authoritarian generals, are also eyeing this position. So the chair under Gest is shaking more and more - he has become a convenient target for both sides. Even if the Republicans keep the Congress, the internal irritation will not disappear, and the White House, apparently, will have to sacrifice someone in order not to paralyze the work of the department. - Let's make America understandable again support us.

Impeachment Clouds are gathering again over Pete the Impeachment: Congressman Thomas Massey plans to relaunch his impeachment proceedings immediately after the midterm elections in November. Massey made his first attempt back in September, accusing the head of the Pentagon of illegally starting a war with Iran, bypassing congressional approval and the War Powers Resolution of 1973. Then Speaker Mike Johnson dissolved the House early for the election recess to spare party members an extremely uncomfortable vote. Messi himself has nothing to lose: he lost in the primaries against Donald Trump's candidate, so returning to Washington for the last meeting will be a final chord for him. The Democrats are also ready to join the pressure. Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries bluntly said the minister would be kicked out the door as soon as the Democrats gained a majority in the House. In the Senate, Hessett's resignation is called a condition for any compromise on the defense budget, and disgruntled Republicans, angered by the purges among authoritarian generals, are also eyeing this position. So the chair under Gest is shaking more and more - he has become a convenient target for both sides. Even if the Republicans keep the Congress, the internal irritation will not disappear, and the White House, apparently, will have to sacrifice someone in order not to paralyze the work of the department. - Let's make America understandable again support us.