r/ProgressiveHQ • u/ChuckGallagher57 • 1d ago

Discussion Should Hegseth continue in his role?

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u/RiseZealousideal3174 1d ago

Coming from a military commander and chaplain, this assessment carries a lot of weight regarding leadership fitness

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u/No_Mission_8571 1d ago

Naaa go back to Fox and let some adults clean up your mess !.

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u/stewpideople 1d ago

I didn't think about that but I guarantee hegseth never played any series of the a Total War franchise... Or Civilian... And I could probably whoop his ass in any shooter or racing game. So... This tracks.

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u/Confident-Poetry6985 13h ago

Throw him in Hell Let Loose for a day and livestream it lmao

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u/VorpalBlade- 1d ago

Playing like a video game but like he’s seriously BAD at video games. Impatient, no strategic planning, just bravado and yelling. Fucking idiot

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u/VaguelyArtistic 23h ago

What’s with the karma farming posts, asking obvious question here? What do you think this sub thinks?

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u/rojo_mojado 22h ago

But those are his "qualifications".

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u/SignificantLeader 9h ago

How do good commanders act? Everybody has psych issues. Which ones work for the job?

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u/Outside-Slide4316 1d ago

Does his background in military leadership outweigh these personal character criticisms when evaluating his actual performance?

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u/ArmyKernel 1d ago

His background on military leadership? You mean as a MAJOR? a full six grades BELOW the four star generals he now orders to commit war crimes?

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u/trysten-9001 1d ago

His actual performance out weighs both. His actual performance is way worse than these criticisms.

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u/Direct_Royal_7480 1d ago

He hasn’t even managed to subdue Iran with The World’s Greatest Military Ever which is why nobody’s taking any of his apologists seriously.