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Did Democrats save Pete Hegseth from impeachment?

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Briefings

A House procedural vote narrowly failed to impeach defense secretary Pete Hegseth, with eleven Democrats absent from the vote. This event occurred in November 2026, shortly after the House voted to impeach the secretary of defense. The absence of Democrats is a key factor in the vote's narrow success, though the specific reasons for their absence remain unexplained by the available evidence.

Key points

• Eleven Democrats were absent from the House procedural vote that narrowly failed to impeach defense secretary Pete Hegseth.
• The vote took place in November 2026, following a House vote to impeach the secretary of defense.

Context

The House voted to impeach the secretary of defense in November 2026. Eleven Democrats were absent from the procedural vote that narrowly failed to impeach defense secretary Pete Hegseth.

Limitations

The evidence does not specify why the eleven Democrats were absent from the vote. The exact date of the procedural vote is not provided, only the month of November 2026.

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