The warrior ethos effect: Why female enlistment is surging under Trump
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Military recruitment rebounds with increased female enlistment as Trump administration prioritizes readiness over identity politics and implements equal standards for all.
Rep. Anna Paulina Lune, a Republican, represents Florida's 13th Congressional District. She is a veteran of the Air National Guard.
It’s no wonder military recruitment hit historic lows, especially among women. When the Pentagon began forcing female service members to share locker rooms, showers and sleeping quarters with biological males, it sent a loud message: Women’s safety and privacy were no longer a priority.
Even merit-based advancement, a core principle at the heart of any effective and lethal military, was replaced with divisive quotas and radical social engineering. But that tide is turning under the strong, unapologetic leadership of President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
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