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The War on Warriors: Behind the Betrayal of the Men Who Keep Us Free is a non-fiction book written by American television presenter (later the United States Secretary of Defense) Pete Hegseth published in 2024. In the book, Hegseth criticizes the US military for its focus on "woke" policies and counter extremism.
Hegseth is a member of Pilgrim Hill Reformed Fellowship, [121] a church in the Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches. [120] [122] [123] Hegseth has several tattoos, among them a Jerusalem cross on his chest and one reading "Deus Vult", a Latin phrase meaning "God wills it", on his bicep. [124] [125]
Pete Hegseth has denied the allegations. Three Republicans – Collins, McConnell and Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski – voted no. Vance broke the 50-50 tie to confirm Hegseth. ‘I had a lot of ...
Hegseth's nomination is among the most controversial of Trump's picks, thanks to Hegseth's record of a drinking problem, past allegations of sexual assault and infidelity (which he's denied), and ...
American Crusade: Our Fight to Stay Free is a non-fiction book written by American television presenter Pete Hegseth (later the United States Secretary of Defense) published in 2020. In the book, Hegseth calls for an "American crusade", writing against what he believed to be America's enemies including leftists and Islam.
Here's a look at Hegseth in his own words: On the state of the US military. An Army veteran who rose to the rank of major and served in combat in Iraq and Afghanistan, Hegseth, 44, says he believes that standards have declined and that efforts to expand diversity, equity and inclusion have driven white men away.
Hegseth wrote in his 2024 book that women are meant to be “life-givers” and shouldn’t serve in combat roles. “Dads push us to take risks. Moms put the training wheels on our bikes.
Hegseth has so far pushed back questions about his views. “We have amazing women who serve our military,” Hegseth said Tuesday, “amazing women who serve in our military.” Pressed if they should serve in combat, Hegseth said they already do. But he said as recently as last month that women “straight up” should not serve in combat.