“Jeffries didn’t even whip the vote,” one critic said about the House minority leader, who wants to be speaker. “This is why people want a stronger leader.”
As House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries seeks to become speaker when Democrats retake Congress in January, critics questioned his leadership Tuesday after the Republican-led lower chamber effectively blocked a bid to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth by just seven votes—an outcome that may have been averted if more Democrats showed up to vote.
The 211-204 procedural vote effectively torpedoed Congressman Thomas Massie’s attempt to impeach Hegseth by sending the outgoing Kentucky Republican’s resolution to the House Judiciary Committee, where it will likely gather dust during the remainder of the GOP-controlled congressional term.
The supreme court is awful right now, but they aren’t always willing to take on all of this Admins shenanigans. Source: Cali Votes suit
For the authorities question, you have the Vacancies Act. Source: Congress
Quite literally none of the available remedies in the Vacancies Act would matter to any future dead fishermen in the Atlantic.
Ok, we’ve gone so far off topic it’s become pointless. If you just want someone to rant at about how broken the system is be my guest.
You asked for sources. I provided sources.
I don’t like it either, I think getting Hegseth out with will be a net positive. That is all.