Larry Steven Bailey

BREAKING: "GET READY ASSHOLE!" Veteran Congressman-elect Richard Ojeda throws down the gauntlet to Pete Hegseth and vows to impeach him when the blue tsunami takes power. This guy is MAGA's worst nightmare... "For Pete Hegseth, he lucked out, he squeaked through this one," said Ojeda, referring to the Republicans' successful efforts to block Hegseth's impeachment earlier this week. "But make no mistake about it, in the 120th Congress, he will not be so lucky. Tick tock, get ready asshole because we're coming!" Ojeda added. Democrats will take control of both the House and Senate in January, at which point Hegseth's impeachment is all but a foregone conclusion. The fact that Ojeda is one of the faces leading the charge to get rid of Hegseth is perfect, because he's a retired United States Army major. He's the spitting image of the kind of muscular, imposing soldier that Hegseth spends all his time fetishizing. Except in Ojeda's case, there's no need for injecting testosterone. Ojeda is also more decorated than Hegseth, having received two Bronze Star Medals during his 24 years in the Army. “I absolutely think that this administration definitely needs to be investigated,” he told CNN last week. “We can impeach the people that are part of the administration that have done so many horrific things.” He added that Hegseth should "absolutely" be impeached. “We are committed to a war with no exit strategy,” said Ojeda. “There needs to be accountability for this, and I think that we are going to absolutely do that as soon as we get there.” Imagine this man questioning Hegseth about the failed Iran War during an impeachment hearing. That drunken Fox News poser will wilt under the pressure. Please ❤️ and share if you love this incoming Democratic class!

Democrat Scott Colom won election to the U.S. Senate in Mississippi, defeating incumbent Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-MS), according to the Associated Press. He will become the first Black senator to represent Mississippi since 1881. See more results at c-span.org/election2026

The new Republican House Minority Leader, Jim Jordan has never sponsored a bill that has been passed into law during his 20 years in Congress. This makes him one of the least effective members in Congress today.