Yeah, but Massey is just trying to wash the Trump stank off before his term ends in January. You also have to realize that Hegseth would have been deemed innocent when the Senate tried him. This outcome is actually better, because Keghead can now be impeached and tried in January when the Dems have the majority in both houses of Congress and will need fewer Repugnican defectors to actually get a guilty verdict in the Senate. Politics is a nasty game, but missing this vote saves the current Dems a little bit of political capital to spend once the new Congress is sworn in in January...if Stephen Miller doesn't violate the Constitution and stop them from being seated. That's very possibly the administration's plan right now. Don't get me wrong, Jeffries and Schumer need to go, if enough Dems have the balls to stand up to the party leadership.