Congress could vote to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth as soon as next week. Republican Rep. Thomas Massie has introduced eight articles of impeachment against Hegseth, accusing him of abusing his power and violating the Constitution. The charges include: - Overseeing potential war crimes – including bombing an elementary school in Iran - Ignoring a Congressional War Powers resolution to end the illegal war in Iran - Illegally kidnapping foreign leaders, Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores, from Venezuela - Overseeing "drug boat" strikes that killed more than 200 people without any due process - Launching an unlawful war in Yemen - Retaliating against leaders like Sen. Mark Kelly who exercised free speech to oppose Hegseth's actions From the deaths of innocent civilians to military operations that have raised serious questions about violations of U.S. and international law, Hegseth has repeatedly demonstrated why he cannot be trusted to lead our military. The world cannot afford any more of his reckless leadership. Tell Congress to vote to impeach Defense Secretary Hegseth. Right now, there are reports that several Republicans are supportive of impeachment. The midterm election results also show that people have had enough with Hegseth's War in Iran and are calling on our leaders to change course. This is the best chance we've had during Trump's term to send Hegseth packing. Sign the petition and tell Congress to vote to impeach Defense Secretary Hegseth. The petition to Congress reads: "From the deaths of innocent civilians to military operations that have raised serious questions about violations of U.S. and international law, Hegseth has repeatedly demonstrated why he cannot be trusted to lead our military. Vote yes on Rep. Massie's Articles of Impeachment against Pete Hegseth."