SENATOR KELLY EXPOSES PETE HEGSETH | Alleged Misconduct & Leadership Failures Under Fire
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Charges Paranoid Drunkard Pete Hegseth needs to answer to:
1. Public intoxication to the point where he had to be carried out of the event—2014.
2. Public drunkenness in front of 3 female staff members after Hegseth instituted a “no alcohol policy” and then reversed it—2015.
3. Public intoxication and had to be carried upstairs to his room in the hotel—December 2014.
4. Passed out in the back of a party bus—no date mentioned.
5. Took his staff to a strip club including female staff members—2014.
6. Claim of a financial settlement of a Hegseth colleague who was accompanying Hegseth at a strip club and assaulted a female staffer—no date given.
7. Multiple accusations of drinking on the job by his FAUX News colleagues.
Hegseth repeatedly claims to be an “open book,” yet Senator Kelly presses him on heavy drinking incidents, alleged harassment claims, and other leadership concerns. This hearing exposes the gap between image and accountability and raises important questions about character, growth, and the ability to lead under scrutiny.
Charges Paranoid Drunkard Pete Hegseth needs to answer to:
1. Public intoxication to the point where he had to be carried out of the event—2014.
2. Public drunkenness in front of 3 female staff members after Hegseth instituted a “no alcohol policy” and then reversed it—2015.
3. Public intoxication and had to be carried upstairs to his room in the hotel—December 2014.
4. Passed out in the back of a party bus—no date mentioned.
5. Took his staff to a strip club including female staff members—2014.
6. Claim of a financial settlement of a Hegseth colleague who was accompanying Hegseth at a strip club and assaulted a female staffer—no date given.
7. Multiple accusations of drinking on the job by his FAUX News colleagues.
Hegseth repeatedly claims to be an “open book,” yet Senator Kelly presses him on heavy drinking incidents, alleged harassment claims, and other leadership concerns. This hearing exposes the gap between image and accountability and raises important questions about character, growth, and the ability to lead under scrutiny.
