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The Admiral Hegseth Fired Just Won a House Seat. Now She Says There Are "Plenty" of Impeachable Offenses. Nancy Lacore was asked Sunday morning what would count as an impeachable offense for Pete Hegseth. Her answer: "I think there's probably plenty, and I do believe that this will be handled before I get there." She hasn't even been sworn in. She already wants him gone. Lacore is the retired Navy vice admiral Hegseth removed as chief of the Navy Reserve in August 2025. Last week she flipped South Carolina's 1st District, a seat Republicans had held for 43 of the last 45 years, by about 3,000 votes. Asked if she knew why Hegseth targeted her, she said she was "never given a reason," and added, "frankly, at this point, it doesn't really matter." It sure sounds like it matters. "I've said since I launched this campaign, Pete Hegseth is the most unqualified secretary that this nation has seen." She claims he "has caused significant damage to us as a country and put us at risk, and really damaged the readiness of our entire military force." What's Hegseth actually been doing? Ending DEI and cutting high-ranking officers by 20 percent. She says he "should be focused on strategy and readiness instead of these things that are down in the trenches." Pressed on the impeachable offenses, she pointed to the Iran war and "some of the things that we saw going on down off Venezuela," then pivoted to "corruption and the lack of strategy." Not one specific charge. She was a registered Republican until 2016 and left the party over Trump. Her day-one agenda is ending the war, looking at repealing tariffs, and going after parts of the One Big Beautiful Bill. Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) plans to introduce a privileged impeachment resolution against Hegseth as soon as Monday. Lacore takes her seat in January.