The failure to remove the US Secretary of Defense.. Abdul Rahman Al-Sayed addresses Hegseth and the Democrats who were absent from the vote

Senator-elect from Michigan, Abdul Rahman Al-Sayed, commented on the failure of the vote to dismiss US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, and the absence of 11 Democratic votes in the session, saying: “You must come and do your job.” Al-Sayed added in response to a question from my colleague Caitlan Collins, of the Ofoq News network: “Can you imagine yourself in Pete Hegseth’s place now?” Then he looked directly at the camera, as if he was addressing Hegseth personally, and added: “Why do you still hold this position?

You are very poor at your performance, and derelict in your responsibilities. "You have mismanaged this war, and no one really understands what you are after or what you stand for."

He continued, "You talk every day about waging a new culture war, when you are supposed to be waging an actual war - which in itself is illegal - so submit your resignation; save everyone the trouble rather than eventually being removed from your position, as this is clearly where things are heading."

Republican Party leaders in the US House of Representatives succeeded in thwarting efforts to impeach Pete Hegseth, in a surprising gesture of solidarity from the divided Republican Party after its crushing defeat in the midterm elections last week, which prevented a vote against President Donald Trump. Sources reported to Ufaq News Network that Republican Party leaders, in cooperation with White House officials, worked hard behind the scenes to thwart the impeachment efforts led by Republican Representative Thomas Massie, who is known for his positions opposing Trump.