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Pete Hegseth’s Pathetic Warrior Cult Has Undermined the Military

Pete Hegseth and his “ High-T Department of War ” are having a rough go of it lately. Despite being hyper-focused on making sure U.S. troops “ look like killers ” and that none of them are “soft,” “fat,” or “mushy,” Hegseth’s Pentagon is burning through precision munitions stockpiles in its conflict with Iran, which despite his best efforts effectively…

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