Imagine being so afflicted with Trump Derangement Syndrome and its offshoot, Trump Nominees Insanity Disorder that you cite data from when Joe Biden has been in office and use that as a reason to not support Donald Trump's choice for Secretary of Defense.&nbsp;

That's exactly what Elizabeth Warren did here, and she seems to think this makes Pete Hegseth look bad but only proves that massive reforms are needed:&nbsp;

That's why "Pete Hegseth should not be the Defense Secretary"? If Warren made any point with that post, it's that Lloyd Austin should not be the Defense Secretary, and Biden, as Commander in Chief of the military, should have some explaining to do.&nbsp;

Gee, Liz, who's been in charge of the military since early 2021?

Yeah, Liz sure didn't think that one through, but that's not unusual.

Warren should also have a chat with the current commander in chief of the U.S. military... when he wakes up.

All the problems the country faces make more sense with each passing day. Fortunately, the current administration's days are numbered.&nbsp;

 {ai:summary}<p>Elizabeth Warren criticized Pete Hegseth's potential nomination as Secretary of Defense by citing high rates of sexual assault in the military during Joe Biden's presidency. Critics argue that her focus on Hegseth overlooks accountability for current leadership, including Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin.</p><p>The backlash suggests that Warren's argument inadvertently highlights the failures of the Biden administration rather than supporting her stance against Hegseth. Many believe that the issues raised call for reforms, not a rejection of Hegseth. #politics</p>

Elizabeth Warren's Reasons Pete Hegseth 'Must Not Be SecDef' Accidentally KOs Biden (and Austin)

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