The impeachment promoted by the Democrats and RINO Congressman Thomas Massie against Pete Hegseth in Congress has failed

The United States House of Representatives blocked on Tuesday night the impeachment attempt against Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, marking a victory for the Donald Trump administration in Congress after losing the midterm elections last Tuesday.

In this way, the Republican rebellion following last week's defeat that the leaders of the ruling party feared and that the media had stirred up proved to be false. Of the 211 Republican representatives present at the Capitol to debate this measure, only the anti-Trump Republican Thomas Massie voted in favor of it.

Massie, a Republican from Kentucky who lost his primary election in July to a candidate chosen by President Trump and will have to leave his seat in January, besides being the only 'rebel' vote within the ruling party, was the driving force behind this impeachment process against Hegseth.

With this vote, which ended failing by 211 votes to 204 (all from the Democratic Party), Massie sought to create chaos in the White House and wanted to ensure that everyone remembered him before leaving Congress. As it happened, the attempt collapsed when the Republicans in the House decided to deactivate this circus.

However, the initiative to impeach Hegseth for his handling of the war in Iran could be transferred to the next Congress, which takes office in January and will have a Democratic majority in both the House of Representatives and the Senate.