Self-styled War Secretary Pete Hegseth narrowly avoided impeachment for “high crimes and misdemeanors” on Tuesday. That failed effort sets Hegseth up for a reckoning in the new year. Congressional committees have broad investigative powers, including the authority to subpoena administration officials to testify under oath and compel them to turn over documents. And many Democrats — fresh off an electoral rout of the GOP — are spoiling for a fight. “I want Pete Hegseth not just impeached, I want him prosecuted. They murdered people in the Caribbean. And we killed 163 little girls in Iran,” Rep.-elect Richard Ojeda, D-N.C., told The Intercept on Tuesday. “Everybody in my class is ready for him to go. We tried it....
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