Leftist Hypocrisy Targets True American Hero Pete Hegseth
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Posted 13 days ago
**Hypocrisy Unleashed: The Left’s Assault on a True Patriot**
In an extraordinary display of ignorance and vitriol, the panel on "The View" took aim at Pete Hegseth, a decorated military veteran, whose 20 years of service to America were met with mockery rather than respect.
Led by Whoopi Goldberg, who has yet to offer a single contribution to the armed forces, the panel disdainfully belittled Hegseth's impressive military accomplishments.
Goldberg's comment, suggesting that Hegseth "clearly does not know anything about the military," serves as yet another example of the left’s tradition of undermining those who have dedicated their lives to serving and protecting our nation.
Meanwhile, fellow panelists Joy Behar and Sara Haines continued the barrage by fabricating Hegseth's service record, falsely claiming he served only five or six years and questioning his qualifications for Pentagon leadership.
In fact, Hegseth not only holds a rank of Major but has also graduated from two Ivy League institutions—a feat that seemingly escaped the attention of a panel more interested in celebrity than substance.
Alyssa Farah Griffin attempted to assert that Hegseth is unqualified for a position at the Pentagon. Is it lost on her that years of combat experience inherently equip him with leadership and decisiveness that far surpasses the “bureaucratic experience” she valorizes?
Haines’ frantic musings, alongside Sunny Hostin's unfounded accusations of racism and sexism, suggest a panic among leftists battling against facts, especially when they contradict their narrative.
This episode highlights a broader issue: the left’s inability to grapple with the truth while trying to frame the military as a backdrop for their ideological battles.
Despite the derision from "The View," Hegseth stands as a pillar of strength and sound judgment when it comes to military affairs.
As the left grapples with their identity crisis, it’s worth noting the recent turmoil within the Democratic Party—a civil war of sorts—surfacing on issues like gender identity and women's sports.
Congressman Seth Moulton's recent remarks about the inclusion of trans athletes in women’s sports sparked outrage within his own party, revealing a fracture that promises to entertain as much as it informs.
It appears the Democrats are facing not only external challenges but internal strife as they grapple with the very values they once championed.
In contrast, Hegseth represents the values of leadership, service, and integrity. Amidst the noise from "The View," the real truth shines bright: America supports those who have sacrificed for their country, and Pete Hegseth is a hero worth defending.
Sources:
twitchy.com
rumble.com
hotair.com
In an extraordinary display of ignorance and vitriol, the panel on "The View" took aim at Pete Hegseth, a decorated military veteran, whose 20 years of service to America were met with mockery rather than respect.
Led by Whoopi Goldberg, who has yet to offer a single contribution to the armed forces, the panel disdainfully belittled Hegseth's impressive military accomplishments.
Goldberg's comment, suggesting that Hegseth "clearly does not know anything about the military," serves as yet another example of the left’s tradition of undermining those who have dedicated their lives to serving and protecting our nation.
Meanwhile, fellow panelists Joy Behar and Sara Haines continued the barrage by fabricating Hegseth's service record, falsely claiming he served only five or six years and questioning his qualifications for Pentagon leadership.
In fact, Hegseth not only holds a rank of Major but has also graduated from two Ivy League institutions—a feat that seemingly escaped the attention of a panel more interested in celebrity than substance.
Alyssa Farah Griffin attempted to assert that Hegseth is unqualified for a position at the Pentagon. Is it lost on her that years of combat experience inherently equip him with leadership and decisiveness that far surpasses the “bureaucratic experience” she valorizes?
Haines’ frantic musings, alongside Sunny Hostin's unfounded accusations of racism and sexism, suggest a panic among leftists battling against facts, especially when they contradict their narrative.
This episode highlights a broader issue: the left’s inability to grapple with the truth while trying to frame the military as a backdrop for their ideological battles.
Despite the derision from "The View," Hegseth stands as a pillar of strength and sound judgment when it comes to military affairs.
As the left grapples with their identity crisis, it’s worth noting the recent turmoil within the Democratic Party—a civil war of sorts—surfacing on issues like gender identity and women's sports.
Congressman Seth Moulton's recent remarks about the inclusion of trans athletes in women’s sports sparked outrage within his own party, revealing a fracture that promises to entertain as much as it informs.
It appears the Democrats are facing not only external challenges but internal strife as they grapple with the very values they once championed.
In contrast, Hegseth represents the values of leadership, service, and integrity. Amidst the noise from "The View," the real truth shines bright: America supports those who have sacrificed for their country, and Pete Hegseth is a hero worth defending.
Sources:
twitchy.com
rumble.com
hotair.com
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