Rep. Thomas Massie is set to reintroduce articles of impeachment against Pentagon Chief Pete Hegseth next week. His earlier attempt was blocked when the House adjourned early in September. The House must consider the new articles within two days, and a simple majority is required for impeachment. The Senate would then receive the articles, but it is unclear if a Democratic-controlled Senate would pursue an impeachment trial, given other legislative priorities.
Key facts
- Rep. Thomas Massie plans to reintroduce impeachment articles against Pete Hegseth next week.
- Massie's previous impeachment attempt was halted by an early House adjournment.
- The House must consider the reintroduced articles within two days.
- A simple majority is needed in the House for impeachment.
- The Senate requires a two-thirds vote for conviction and removal.
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