Pete Hegseth’s Sign Screwing Moment Mocked As The Perfect Metaphor
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Critics suggested the video summed up the defense secretary and the Trump administration.
A video of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth tightening the final screw on a “Department of War” sign drew mockery on Thursday.
The Pentagon’s rapid response account shared the clip on X, formerly Twitter.
“Welcome to the War Department,” it captioned the clip, here:
President Donald Trump issued an executive order to rebrand the Department of Defense with its more aggressive name in September because, he claimed, it “ensures peace through strength, as it demonstrates our ability and willingness to fight and win wars on behalf of our Nation at a moment’s notice, not just to defend.”
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