Mark Kelly: US military 'doesn’t need more testosterone'
Senator Mark Kelly criticized Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth regarding his leadership changes and rhetoric at the Department of Defense. Kelly, a retired Navy captain, disagreed with Hegseth's focus on 'maximum lethality' and 'testosterone' within the military. The comments were made during a recent television appearance.
Sen. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) bluntly criticized Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth Tuesday, denouncing the changes he has made to department leadership during his tenure. The retired Navy captain rebuked the secretary as “a guy who runs around on the stage, yelling about killing people and maximum lethality and testosterone” during an appearance on MS NOW’s “Morning...
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