Thomas Massie introduces articles of impeachment on the House Floor for the atrocity known as Hegseth

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Fun fact, OP is not only a low t beta with limp wrists but also a 3 time convicted drunk driver. Say hi to Brian. He’s had many, many epic crash outs over the years.
I was laughing more at the twinks that liked his post, but yes, Bi Ron seems like a colossal phaggot
 
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Fun fact, OP is not only a low t beta with limp wrists but also a 3 time convicted drunk driver. Say hi to Brian. He’s had many, many epic crash outs over the years.

I'm confused, did you introduce him because you're nominating him for Hegseth's position. He certainly sounds like he meets your requirements. Although he is missing one of you main requirements, you didn't say he was a sexual preditor.
 

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He went to Vegas ... alone ... and tried to get guys from the board, whom he regularly calls limp-wristed ph@ggots, to join him for cheap drinks. He's never known the touch of a woman and he's a not-so-closeted gay guy. Everyone realizes this.
Ouch.... that tracks
 

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Gemini's summary of the articles of impeachment:

The resolution introduced by Representative Thomas Massie contains eight articles of impeachment against Secretary of Defense Peter Hegseth:

Article I: Waging War in Contravention of Section 2(c) of the War Powers Resolution of 1973

Charges Secretary Hegseth with initiating unauthorized military operations against Iran on February 28, 2026. It alleges that the military action was commenced without a declaration of war, specific statutory authorization, or a national emergency resulting from an attack on the United States or its forces.

Article II: Waging War in Contravention of Section 5(c) of the War Powers Resolution of 1973

Accuses Secretary Hegseth of continuing military actions in Iran despite Congress passing House Concurrent Resolution 86—duly agreed to by both the House and Senate—which formally directed the removal of U.S. Armed Forces from unauthorized hostilities in Iran.

Article III: Waging War in Contravention of Section 5(b) of the War Powers Resolution of 1973

Charges Secretary Hegseth with continuing military operations in Iran past the War Powers Resolution's mandatory 60-day termination period (and any applicable 30-day withdrawal window) without obtaining congressional approval, treating statutory deadlines as discretionary.

Article IV: Ignoring Laws That Minimize Civilian Casualties

Accuses Secretary Hegseth of disregarding statutory requirements and Department of Defense policies intended to prevent, mitigate, and report civilian harm during U.S. military strikes.

Article V: Extrajudicial Killings

Charges Secretary Hegseth with ordering or carrying out lethal military strikes against suspected drug cartel vessels without statutory authority, due process, or an applicable framework under the laws of armed conflict, alleging an unlawful exercise of extrajudicial force.

Article VI: Suppressing Free Speech

Accuses Secretary Hegseth of using the authority and resources of the Department of Defense to retaliate against political critics—including targeting a sitting U.S. Senator—thereby abusing executive power to suppress First Amendment rights.

Article VII: Kidnapping of a Sovereign Foreign Leader

Charges Secretary Hegseth with ordering or overseeing military operations involving the capture and removal of foreign leaders (such as Nicolas Maduro of Venezuela) without lawful authorization or international legal sanction.

Article VIII: Unlawful War in Yemen

Accuses Secretary Hegseth of directing and sustaining unauthorized U.S. military strikes and operations in Yemen without explicit congressional authorization or a constitutional emergency basis.
 
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I heard on the news this morning that Hegseth is holding some event for military personnel where, apparently, only fit men are welcome.

Clearly a pretty, unwoke military is the best military.
 
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