Even a Republican Congressman Is Turning on Pete Hegseth After Signalgate 2.0

Pete Hegseth, President Donald Trump’s defense secretary, on the ropes. Weekend, New York Times reported that Hegseth, encrypted chat was attended by another text scandal involving the app signal. Then, Monday, NPR reported that The management wanted to replace iggseth. However, after public broadcaster story, the White House was rejected and rejected.

NPR said that an anonymous source described as a US official, the White House has said that “the new defense secretary begins.”

“The story of this @npr is common fake news based on an anonymous source of an idea that they are openly talking about tweeted White House spokesman Karoline Leavitt. “The President said this morning that he stands behind him @Secdef.”

Other account of the control X, fast response 47, Also tweeted About the story: “Error. Fake news!”

The management has unfavorable signs for the empty defense secretary, while the Hegseth side (at least) is pasting. Nebraska, Nebraska’s Republican MP Don Bacon, was ranked on Monday and was the first GOP lawmaid stating that Hegseth should be fired, The Politico reports. The Bacon, who presided over a cyber subcommittee in the House of Armed Services, said he always thought he was a little green for Hegseth’s work: “Pete hegseth does not experience a large number of experiences,” he said. “I love him in the fox. But do you have experience to lead one of the largest organizations in the world? This is a concern.”

“If it is true that it is someone else [Signal] It is completely unacceptable to talk about missions against Houthhis, with his family, “he said.

Hegseth’s reputation was seriously damaged by a scandal that was last month Accidentally changed war plans The editor-in-chief of the Atlantic is engaged in a bombing campaign in Yemen. Hegseth used an encrypted application signal to share operating data. On Sunday, the Times Hegseth reported another signal was involved in the text chain. This time, Hegseth’s brother, wife, and a personal lawyer, the Yemeni War plans were reportedly shared. Gizmodo reached the White House for comment.

Bacon continued: “I do not intend to say how to manage this White House … But I find it unacceptable and I would not have tolerate this.” He added that in the government, “it looks like a melting next to him.” “There are many things – the pentagon comes out of the smoke and believed that there is a bit of wood there.”