B-Man Posted Monday at 02:55 PM Posted Monday at 02:55 PM I won't repost the picture but my niece just posted a shot of her and Sec. Hegseth. She is stationed over in the Philippines' where he just had a tour. The troops really respect what he is doing. 3
Joe Ferguson forever Posted Tuesday at 02:14 PM Posted Tuesday at 02:14 PM (edited) Josh Allen is too smart to take on a job that he is unqualified for. He's one of the best in the world at his current job. Why would he change? Hegseth has never been the best in the world at anything including the job of disinformation presenter on Faux news. I can see why he wants a job he's unqualified for but not why anyone would want him. Unless the person hiring wanted a yes man... 23 hours ago, B-Man said: I won't repost the picture but my niece just posted a shot of her and Sec. Hegseth. She is stationed over in the Philippines' where he just had a tour. The troops really respect what he is doing. send her this article https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/contributor-can-hegseth-ever-regain-the-trust-of-the-troops/ar-AA1BNSbh That’s Hegseth’s predicament. He clearly cares about troops. He clearly made a mistake. But now he’s a part of U.S. military leadership, and the onus is on him to show integrity and accountability he's so recently demanded. If he does not handle his next steps well, then the leader who argued the loudest about removing double standards from the Pentagon will set a dangerous double standard. Because everyone knows that any “normal dude” who did what Hegseth did would face immediate consequences. In fact, Hegseth’s subordinates launched an investigation on March 21 that promised if anyone is found “responsible for an unauthorized disclosure,” then the individual “will be referred to the appropriate criminal law enforcement entity for criminal prosecution.” Hegseth himself said in 2016, discussing former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server: “Any security professional — military, government or otherwise — would be fired on the spot for this type of conduct and criminally prosecuted for being so reckless with this kind of information.” Yet the attorney general said on Thursday that there is not likely to be an investigation into the administration's breach of security protocols. Edited Tuesday at 02:20 PM by Joe Ferguson forever
B-Man Posted 44 minutes ago Posted 44 minutes ago Army Faces 20 Percent Cut in Size As Trump's Strategic Focus Shifts From Europe to Asia The Army plans to reduce its active-duty force by as many as 90,000 troops as the Trump administration requires Pentagon budget cuts and shifts its strategic focus from Europe and Third World counterinsurgency operations to confronting Chinese expansion. This comes on the heels of Biden reducing the Army by 24,000 in 2024 to cover up the recruiting disaster https://redstate.com/streiff/2025/04/04/army-faces-20-percent-cut-in-size-as-trumps-strategic-focus-shifts-from-europe-to-asia-n2187493 .
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