Staff Reports
Another day, another hit job from the liberal media. Now they’re going after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, accusing him of leaking war plans to his closest confidants. How about that? The same New York elite who tried to tank every Trump appointee are at it again, dragging out tired tales to tarnish those doing critical work.
Why are Democrats and their media mouthpieces so desperate to sabotage anyone aligned with President Trump’s America-first agenda? They grasp at straws from months-old group chats and gossip leaked by disgruntled ex-employees. Isn’t it convenient how these so-called sources pop up right when their target’s influence is on the rise?
Pete Hegseth is facing claims of sharing operational details with his family and a small insider circle, allegedly on a private messaging app. Guess what—the intel aligns suspiciously well with an incident involving an editor from a globalist journal. The timing is curious, to say the least.
🇺🇸 Hegseth allegedly shared attack plans again in a Signal group, which included his wife and brother.
“What a big surprise that a few leakers get fired and suddenly a bunch of hit pieces come out from the same media that peddled the Russia hoax.”
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— Lord Bebo (@MyLordBebo) April 21, 2025
This isn’t about transparency or justice. It’s about smearing those steering the nation through tough global terrain. Liberals are playing another game of political dirty tricks. They know they can’t win on the battlefield of ideas, so they strike in the media’s seedy back alleys. Isn’t it time we asked if they’re genuinely worried about national security or just their own dwindling relevance?
The Pentagon’s critics have got their firmly scripted narrative and they’ll retell it until the cows come home, indifferent to facts or fairness. Our nation deserves better than these political witch hunts. Are these desperate leaks really about safeguarding America, or just another attempt to undermine those fighting on the front lines against anti-American ideologies?
