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As Defense secretary, Hegseth would oversee troops who could be fired for actions he's done

As Defense secretary, Hegseth would oversee troops who could be fired for actions he's done


Published on 2025-01-13 14:20:51 - MSN
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  • As Defense secretary, Pete Hegseth would oversee more than 2 million troops who could face discipline for the same behavior he has acknowledged or been accused of.

The article discusses the potential appointment of Pete Hegseth as Defense Secretary, highlighting the irony and controversy surrounding his possible role. Hegseth, known for his conservative views and frequent appearances on Fox News, has engaged in activities that could lead to disciplinary action under current military regulations. Specifically, he has criticized military leaders, participated in political events, and made statements that could be seen as partisan, all of which are against the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) and Pentagon policies that prohibit active-duty service members from engaging in partisan political activities. If appointed, Hegseth would oversee a military where such actions could result in punishment for other service members, creating a significant double standard. This situation raises questions about the enforcement of military conduct rules and the potential for political influence within the Department of Defense.

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