Protection Secretary Pete Hegseth appears to suppose that one in all his job duties is filming sultry little sweat fests of himself figuring out on the seashore to show that he’s an enormous, sturdy man.
Hegseth used the anniversary of D-Day, the day that led to Germany’s liberation from Nazi rule, as an excuse to share a exercise video Friday.
“We will never forget D-DAY,” he captioned the video of himself carrying a soldier together with a number of different army members.
Paradoxically, his boss did appear to neglect the historic significance of D-Day throughout a gathering with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz Thursday. After President Donald Trump referred to as the invasion of Nazi-controlled Normandy “not a pleasant day,” Merz clarified that the day was really what led to “the liberation of my country from Nazi dictatorship.”
However Hegseth isn’t alone in forgoing his precise duties within the Trump administration to play influencer.
Homeland Safety Secretary Kristi Noem has made a splash as a cosplay queen over the previous few months, together with dressing as a firefighter, an ICE agent, and a member of the U.S. Coast Guard.
Even Lawyer Common Pam Bondi has joined the pattern. In April, she wore a customized lab coat, pretending to be a scientist on the Drug Enforcement Company for a day.
After all, Bondi has been spending nearly all of her time on Fox Information, which, as somebody who ought to have her arms full on the Division of Justice, is likely to be a bit regarding.
Then once more, Trump did decide a former MTV actuality star as his transportation secretary and an heiress of a wrestling franchise as his schooling secretary, so it does appear so as to add up if you actually give it some thought.
