Staff Reports
Pete Hegseth, a well-known Fox News personality, has recently released a book titled “The War on Warriors: Behind the Betrayal of the Men Who Keep Us Free.” The book sheds light on Hegseth’s experiences and his concerns for the military. In a recent interview with Townhall, Hegseth shared some key moments from the book, including his resignation from the Army under President Joe Biden’s administration.
Hegseth detailed how his departure from the Army came about and the challenges he faced, including a specific incident involving then-Governor Andrew Cuomo of New York. He expressed his disappointment at being denied a role in the National Guard, attributing it to political reasons. Additionally, Hegseth shared his frustration at being excluded from duties related to Biden’s inauguration.
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Hegseth made it clear that he felt forced out of the National Guard for what he considered “sh**ty reasons.” He later discovered that he was deemed an “extremist” and was not wanted in the DC National Guard due to this label, citing unfair treatment and discrimination.
The book not only delves into Hegseth’s personal experiences but also addresses larger concerns about the military. He expressed his reservations about the influence of partisan politics and social justice agendas within the military, particularly in the context of the current political landscape.
Furthermore, Hegseth highlighted instances where he observed the prioritization of certain ideologies over military readiness and preparedness. He emphasized the need for a change in leadership and direction, expressing hope for a more promising future for the military.
Throughout the book and his interview, Hegseth consistently underlined the importance of preserving the integrity and purpose of the military. He shared his desire for a commander in chief who would prioritize the well-being and effectiveness of the military. Hegseth’s book ultimately serves as a call to action to address the issues he has identified and work towards a positive transformation within the military.
