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Who Could Be Trump's Iran War Fall Guy
Pete Hegseth has defiantly claimed bipartisan impeachment articles "won't work" as his political future remains precarious.
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What the coverage shows
The coverage converges on describing the midterms as a disaster for Trump, with National Review’s headline most plainly using that framing and the BBC and The Independent tying their pieces to it. The BBC alone foregrounds Farage’s warning about Trump and adds the extract’s claim that Trump “broke a promise” by launching the war, while The Independent instead focuses on Marco Rubio and says he is “on resignation watch” and might distance himself from Trump. National Review stands apart by using the headline to ask, “What comes next for the GOP?”
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