El-Sayed tells Hegseth to resign after impeachment effort fails: 'Make it easy for everybody'
Abdul El-Sayed told Secretary of War Pete Hegseth directly to resign on CNN, calling him "really bad" at his job and saying he has mishandled the war in Iran.
Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed called on Secretary of War Pete Hegseth to resign, stating Hegseth is “really bad at this” and has mishandled the war. House Republicans voted to refer an impeachment resolution against Hegseth to committee, effectively killing it, with President Trump celebrating the outcome. El-Sayed also urged Democrats to attend votes and fulfill their duties.
- Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed urged Secretary of War Pete Hegseth to resign, calling him incompetent and a failure in his responsibilities.
- El-Sayed linked Hegseth’s actions to high gas and grocery prices, attributing them to the war in Iran.
- House Republicans voted to refer an impeachment resolution against Hegseth to the House Judiciary Committee, preventing a full vote.
- President Donald Trump praised Hegseth’s record and criticized Rep. Thomas Massie for the impeachment effort.
- Hegseth defended his actions and military operations as lawful, dismissing the impeachment attempt as a political spectacle.
- An attorney suggested that continued impeachment efforts against Hegseth could inadvertently strengthen him.
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