There is a highly orchestrated, dark campaign afoot to take down Pete Hegseth…

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President Trump didn’t choose Pete Hegseth by accident. He picked him because Hegseth gets it. He’s not some slick DC ladder climber or Pentagon career bureaucrat trying to win over the elite cocktail circuit. He’s a warfighter who came home and never forgot that he served the American people. And more importantly, he’s one of the only men in The Swamp willing to gut the rot from the inside out.

That’s why he was chosen.

Hegseth is exactly what Trump’s America First agenda demands: a strong, unapologetic defense secretary who puts US interests first and rejects endless wars and who happily took a chainsaw to the Obama/Biden regime’s woke policies destroying our military. Under Hegseth’s leadership, the Pentagon has gotten rid of the Biden rainbow patches, pronoun workshops, drag shows on bases—all of it. He’s been tearing out the progressive weeds that turned our fighting forces into a left-wing petri dish experiment instead of a lethal machine built to protect this nation.

And that is just one reason why they want him gone.

The moment you start undoing what the globalists built, the uniparty strikes back with a vengeance. And right now there’s a highly coordinated campaign to take down Pete Hegseth.

You can feel it in the media leaks, the DC whispers, and the sudden anonymous sources telling tales of “chaos.” This isn’t about performance. It’s about power. And Hegseth, more than anyone else in the building, threatens the entire establishment war racket.

This is the Uniparty playbook 101: when they can’t control someone, they try to destroy them with stories of “chaos,” “disruption,” and “instability.” It’s straight out of the Marxist handbook—manufacture a crisis, then use that crisis as an excuse to purge your political enemies.

And right on cue, here comes the latest example…

Former Pentagon spokesman John Ullyot just wrote a hit piece for Politico claiming that the Pentagon is in “total chaos” under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, even going so far as to suggest that Hegseth may not last much longer in his role. He paints this ultra-dramatic picture of dysfunction and disorder—exactly the kind of narrative the uniparty loves to feed the press when they want to oust someone who is standing in their way.

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