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Speaker Johnson Adjourns House Early, Preventing Vote on Massie's Impeachment Resolution

Speaker Mike Johnson has adjourned the House early, prompting criticism from GOP Rep. Thomas Massie, who highlighted unfinished business, including his impeachment resolution against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Massie accused Johnson of failing to address key issues and emphasized the need for Congress to remain in session. Johnson defended his leadership and the productivity of the current Congress, while Democratic leaders criticized the Republican majority for not fulfilling promises to the American public.

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Speaker Mike Johnson has adjourned the House early, prompting criticism from GOP Rep. Thomas Massie, who highlighted unfinished business, including his impeachment resolution against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Massie accused Johnson of failing to address key issues and emphasized the need for Congress to remain in session. Johnson defended his leadership and the productivity of the current Congress, while Democratic leaders criticized the Republican majority for not fulfilling promises to the American public.

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Speaker Johnson recesses House early, blocking Massie's push to impeach Hegseth

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Speaker Johnson Adjourns House Early, Preventing Vote on Massie's Impeachment Resolution