House Republican leaders have abruptly ended the final legislative week before the midterms, sending lawmakers home early to focus on election campaigns. The decision also prevents a potential vote on impeaching the Secretary of Defense, avoiding a contentious procedural battle in the lead-up to November’s elections. With Congress adjourning without further action, the move shifts attention to the campaign trail as lawmakers prioritize voter outreach over legislative work. The abrupt shift raises questions about whether key policy debates will be delayed until after the elections.
House Republican leaders are cutting short the final legislative week before the midterm elections, announcing Wednesday that lawmakers will leave Washington after votes. The move not only allows lawmakers to head home early for the campaign trail. It also means that lawmakers will not be forced to take a vote on impeaching Secretary of Defense...
