Pentagon pick left Guard after being reported as possible ‘insider threat’ due to tattoo
Pete Hegseth was barred from protecting President Biden’s inauguration in 2021 after enlisted soldiers complained that Hegseth’s chest tattoo might signify that he was a white supremacist. The D.C. National Guard’s top legal affairs officer at the time tells The Washington Post it was an “overreaction” in the wake of the Jan.
Christian motto’ or nationalist dog whistle? Could a tattoo derail Trump’s pick for defense secretary? - Hegseth, an Army ...
Hegseth also posted messages he said he received from people who had been encouraged by his appointment to lead the sprawling ...
President-elect Donald Trump's defense secretary nominee is under fire for tattoos featuring a Jerusalem Cross and the Latin ...
Trump’s defense secretary pick was tagged by a security manager as a potential ‘insider threat.’ ...
Explore the meaning behind Pete Hegseth tattoos, including "Deus Vult," and the controversy surrounding their perceived links ...
Trump's pick of Hegseth to become defense secretary caught Washington by surprise. Hegseth, who appears frequently on ...
Donald Trump’s potential secretary of defense hasn’t been straightforward about the violent symbolism of his ink.
Hegseth paid a woman who accused him of sexual assault to head off the threat of a baseless lawsuit, according to his lawyer.
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