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    1. „Full-blown meltdown“ means he is still drinking and there will be a 3rd one very soon. Because the third time is a charm.

    2. PsychLegalMind on

      This is some strong language from Tammy Duckworth, a Senator from Illinois and combat veteran,

      >“How many times does Pete Hegseth need to leak classified intelligence before Donald Trump and Republicans understand that he isn’t only a f*cking liar, he is a threat to our national security?

    3. PoopTransplant on

      When will they realize that experience matters. If they wanted to make Hegseth Secretary of Butt Chugging, or Sec of Christian white nationalism, I would say, yes, that makes sense since he’s an alcoholic nazi. 

    4. The incompetence of this administration is unparalleled. We are being governed by the dumbest people alive!

    5. Make sure to check out video of his denial Q&A at the WH Easter event this morning. Watch the kids eyes behind him as he spews his nonsense.

    6. CockBrother on

      >“It’s been a month of total chaos at the Pentagon. From leaks of sensitive operational plans to mass firings, the dysfunction is now a major distraction for the president – who deserves better from his senior leadership,” Ullyot wrote.

      Deserves better? Because the president carefully selected the best people who were reviewed by a board with thorough background checks and the most qualifications?

      No, he went with the television face DUI hire from Fox News. He does not deserve better.

    7. Inb4, Trump response: “I know Pete very well, he’s a really good guy who’s been through a lot. I think he learned his lesson. He learned his lesson, and well, he’s going to be much better. He’s going to make our defense so good, so so good I tell you, that China will back down ALL of their tariffs.”

    8. gamerpyke31 on

      We have a concept of a plan. You’ll be hearing about it very soon in a signal group chat from our drunk defense secretary.

    9. Give it a day or so and we’ll have another scandal causing everyone to forget about this one.

    10. Nothing happened last time and nothing will happen this time. They’re gonna be real angry when it’s a 3rd time in a couple of weeks.

    11. BarryMcKockinner on

      Why in the fuck would he even send that type of information to his family in the first place?

    12. It’s almost like this is what you can expect when you hire based primarily on loyalty over qualifications. Shocking that a US President would need to learn this on the job during his second term. What an embarrassing chapter in US history

    13. Darkstar197 on

      Remember the wall to wall news coverage about Pete Buttigieg not being qualified for department of transportation ?

    14. rapidcreek409 on

      Love it when the knives start coming out. Who knew putting a weekend Fox host and drunk in charge of one, if not, the most important Departments of the Federal government would be a problem? Answer: Everybody

    15. The only thing Pete Hegseth’s qualified to lead is a tailgate party, not the Department of Defense.

    16. KapnKrumpin on

      This has 100% happened more than twice. It’s just he’s been *caught* twice.

    17. FredFredrickson on

      Why would they be surprised that he’d do it again? Literally zero consequences the first time it happened.

    18. BornInATrailer on

      Of course there is a second one as Hegseth has never once *not* made it a double.

    19. Underpaid23 on

      Everyone in that chat should have been gone the first time. They just knew how bad it would look to have to fire half the cabinet due to incompetence so covered it up.

      And they’ve made it worse. Fucking morons

    20. just2commenthere on

      Let me make sure I have this right. The flight details of bombers going to attack targets in Yemen are not national security secrets, but the flight times and stops of planes taking migrants to foreign nations is a national security secret. Do I have that correct?

      From the article posted:

      „“There was no classified information in any Signal chat, no matter how many ways they try to write the story.“

      [https://thehill.com/policy/national-security/5212296-trump-administration-state-secrets-privilege/](https://thehill.com/policy/national-security/5212296-trump-administration-state-secrets-privilege/)

      „The Trump administration invoked the state secrets privilege late Monday in its court battle over its use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelan migrants, again refusing to provide more details about the flights to a judge.

      The invocation deems details about the flights a state secret — seeking to limit information to U.S. District Judge [James Boasberg,](https://thehill.com/people/james-boasberg/) who has [vowed to “get to the bottom”](https://thehill.com/regulation/court-battles/5208228-trump-administration-alien-enemies/) of whether the Trump administration violated his order to turn around or halt the flights. 

    21. OliverOOxenfree on

      This is further evidence that they illegally use sites like signal ALL THE TIME. For the express purpose of there BEING NO RECORD of their words and actions, which is blatantly against multiple record keeping laws.

      If anyone thinks the only time they use signal is when it leaks, they’re an an idiot. If they’ve been caught twice, they’ve broken the law hundreds of times.

    22. „Under the previous administration, we looked like fools. Not anymore.“ – Pete Hegseth

    23. Reasonable_Today7248 on

      What other officials were in the second chat that included pete’s wife and friends?

      All of these officials including the fucking vp knew that this was not a legitimate authorized way to communicate. They are all guilty of this action.

    24. So he learned absolutely fuck all from the first idiotic leak?

      He should be impeached, jailed, and barred from ever holding any government position ever again. If the president was worth two squirts of infected piss, he’d fire him. Alas…

    25. HallucinogenicFish on

      > “It’s been a month of total chaos at the Pentagon. From leaks of sensitive operational plans to mass firings, **the dysfunction is now a major distraction for the president – who deserves better from his senior leadership,”** Ullyot wrote.

      Hmm. Does he, though? He didn’t choose them because they were qualified or even functional, he chose them because they’re obsequious sycophants.

    26. keelhaulrose on

      The „lock her up“ crowd are suddenly calling for restraint over leaks.

    27. BotherResponsible378 on

      So normally we do this thing when someone makes a mistake of this magnitude the first time, so that it doesn’t happen again.

      We fire them.

      This admin is a joke.

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