Hegseth Showed the Warrior Spirit He Wants Back in the Pentagon - Liberty Nation News

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : Not only does he understand the threats he faces, but as the chairman mentioned he is brilliant, in my mind, at communicating those to the American people in a way that is often not communicated in Washington, DC."The questioning proceeded along party lines as expected.
50% : And how did the nominee justify his being able to be a leader of 3 million men and women in the military with the allegations of marital problems in his private life and financial misconduct in his management of the non-profit organizations he led as a private citizen?To address the first question, Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) raised the issue of the Pentagon failing to pass an audit.
36% : The incoming commander-in-chief, Donald Trump, is an "unconventional" leader, and he's chosen a leader in Hegseth who, by historical measures, is equally unconventional.
32% : How was the nominee going to address what Trump and he were going to do about the failure of the current administration to maintain the focus on warfighter capability and rid the military of social justice tenets and a woke agenda that have jeopardized national defense priorities and have nothing to do with achieving the most effective military against powerful enemies?
22% : To speak to this issue, Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AK) asked the nominee, "Has President Trump indicated at all that he plans to rescind or alter that guidance [permitting women in combat roles]?"

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