Jim Jordan Says Democrats Will Target Entire Trump Cabinet, 2028 Nominee

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Jordan said that Republican leaders are focused on getting as much done now while they still have the majority.

Republican Jim Jordan, the newly elected House minority leader, said on Wednesday night that the Democratic Party will "go after" President Donald Trump's entire Cabinet and probably target the GOP 2028 nominee, after sweeping midterm election wins that flipped both House and Senate majority in Democrats' favor.

"There’ll be a third impeachment. They can’t help themselves. They’re going to go after everyone in the Cabinet. We’ve already seen that with Secretary of War [Pete] Hegseth," Jordan told Fox News' Sean Hannity. "I think what they’re probably going to also do, I think they're gonna go after whoever they think our nominee is going to be. Will they go after Vice President [JD] Vance? Will they go after Secretary [Marco] Rubio, Governor [Ron] DeSantis, Governor [Glenn] Youngkin...whoever they think might be our nominee? I think you’ll see them target them."

Jordan's remarks come after a failed vote to refer Republican Representative Thomas Massie’s eight articles of impeachment against Hegseth forward on Tuesday. President Donald Trump, the White House and other Republicans celebrated the unsuccessful attempt at facilitating the removal of Hegseth from his position, as Democrats all but assured another effort to impeach the defense secretary will occur next year.

When asked if Democrats should push to impeach Hegseth in the new Congress, Democratic Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez told CNN in part, "There are so many criminals in this administration, it’s hard to figure out...the order of operations. There are going to be many, many, many investigations. I imagine many subpoenas.”

Newsweek reached out to the White House and Democratic Representative Hakeem Jeffries' office on Wednesday night for comment.

While speaking with Hannity, Jordan said that Republican leaders in the House and Senate are focused on getting as much done now while they still have the majority, "And then next year, it’s going to be about telling the American people how Republicans will…

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