Hegeeth sexual assault claim revealed

[JoeB131]

You mean a sexually assaulting, drunken, corrupt guy is unqualified to lead the Pentagon.

 

[JoeB131]

Yeah, I think he's pretty much done now. Wait for him to withdraw his nomination by the end of the week.

 

[Nostra]

You mean a sexually assaulting, drunken, corrupt guy is unqualified to lead the Pentagon.

Who is trying to put Joe Bribem as leader of the pentagon?

 

[Rambunctious]

Maybe he wasn't the best pick but at some point you have to say enough... enough of these claims from the past...
I don't even pay attention to them anymore... every pick of a republican goes through this and it has to stop...

 

[JoeB131]

Maybe he wasn't the best pick but at some point you have to say enough... enough of these claims from the past...
I don't even pay attention to them anymore... every pick of a republican goes through this and it has to stop...

Do I hear hints of a concession?

So far, we've heard about how unfit he is from

The woman he raped.
His former co-workers at Fox
People who worked with him at the Veterans for Freedom and the Veteran's Action committee

oh, yeah...

And his own mother.

Pete Hegseth’s Secret History

A whistle-blower report and other documents suggest that Trump’s nominee to run the Pentagon was forced out of previous leadership positions for financial mismanagement, sexist behavior, and being repeatedly intoxicated on the job.

www.newyorker.com

A previously undisclosed whistle-blower report on Hegseth’s tenure as the president of Concerned Veterans for America, from 2013 until 2016, describes him as being repeatedly intoxicated while acting in his official capacity—to the point of needing to be carried out of the organization’s events. The detailed seven-page report—which was compiled by multiple former C.V.A. employees and sent to the organization’s senior management in February, 2015—states that, at one point, Hegseth had to be restrained while drunk from joining the dancers on the stage of a Louisiana strip club, where he had brought his team. The report also says that Hegseth, who was married at the time, and other members of his management team sexually pursued the organization’s female staffers, whom they divided into two groups—the “party girls” and the “not party girls.” In addition, the report asserts that, under Hegseth’s leadership, the organization became a hostile workplace that ignored serious accusations of impropriety, including an allegation made by a female employee that another employee on Hegseth’s staff had attempted to sexually assault her at the Louisiana strip club. In a separate letter of complaint, which was sent to the organization in late 2015, a different former employee described Hegseth being at a bar in the early-morning hours of May 29, 2015, while on an official tour through Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, drunkenly chanting “Kill All Muslims! Kill All Muslims!”

 

[Oddball]

You mean a sexually assaulting, drunken, corrupt guy is unqualified to lead the Pentagon.

I mean a decorated Major, who was actually in The Shit.

So GFY, America hating Marxist scum.

 

[Rambunctious]

Do I hear hints of a concession?

So far, we've heard about how unfit he is from

The woman he raped.
His former co-workers at Fox
People who worked with him at the Veterans for Freedom and the Veteran's Action committee

oh, yeah...

And his own mother.

Pete Hegseth’s Secret History

A whistle-blower report and other documents suggest that Trump’s nominee to run the Pentagon was forced out of previous leadership positions for financial mismanagement, sexist behavior, and being repeatedly intoxicated on the job.

www.newyorker.com

A previously undisclosed whistle-blower report on Hegseth’s tenure as the president of Concerned Veterans for America, from 2013 until 2016, describes him as being repeatedly intoxicated while acting in his official capacity—to the point of needing to be carried out of the organization’s events. The detailed seven-page report—which was compiled by multiple former C.V.A. employees and sent to the organization’s senior management in February, 2015—states that, at one point, Hegseth had to be restrained while drunk from joining the dancers on the stage of a Louisiana strip club, where he had brought his team. The report also says that Hegseth, who was married at the time, and other members of his management team sexually pursued the organization’s female staffers, whom they divided into two groups—the “party girls” and the “not party girls.” In addition, the report asserts that, under Hegseth’s leadership, the organization became a hostile workplace that ignored serious accusations of impropriety, including an allegation made by a female employee that another employee on Hegseth’s staff had attempted to sexually assault her at the Louisiana strip club. In a separate letter of complaint, which was sent to the organization in late 2015, a different former employee described Hegseth being at a bar in the early-morning hours of May 29, 2015, while on an official tour through Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, drunkenly chanting “Kill All Muslims! Kill All Muslims!”

I was an active US Marine for 25 years... I read his book... and the reforms he wrote about would make me vote for him... Regardless of what some girl claims or some jealous co host or an angry mother... this job does not require a choir boy...

 

[JoeB131]

I mean a decorated Major, who was actually in The Shit.

So GFY, America hating Marxist scum.

Uh, guy, a DD214 is not a proof of sainthood.

I thank him for his service.

But if he is an abuser of women, an alcholic, and an incompetent manager, he shouldn't be in charge of a $800 billion dollar agency because of his willingness to kiss Trump's boots.

More from the New Yorker Article.


In January 2016, Hegseth resigned from Concerned Veterans for America, under pressure. An account in the Military Times said that Hegseth had “quietly resigned,” in a decision that was “mutual” with the organization, amid “rumors of a rift between the former C.E.O. and the group’s financial backers.” Hegseth, who had no other job lined up at the time, gave no explanation for his departure, other than saying, “Sometimes it just makes sense to make a transition.” C.V.A., for its part, released a statement saying that it thanked Hegseth “for his many contributions” and wished him well. But, according to three knowledgeable sources, one of whom contributed to the whistle-blower report, Hegseth was forced to step down from the organization in part because of concerns about his mismanagement and abuse of alcohol on the job.

“Congratulations on Removing Pete Hegseth” is the subject line of an e-mail, obtained by The New Yorker, that was sent to Hegseth’s successor as president of the group, Jae Pak, on January 15, 2016. The e-mail, sent under a pseudonym by one of the whistle-blowers, included a copy of the report, and went on to say, “Among the staff, the disgust for Pete was pretty high. Most veterans do not think he represents them nor their high standard of excellence.” The e-mail also stated that Hegseth had “a history of alcohol abuse” and had “treated the organization funds like they were a personal expense account—for partying, drinking, and using CVA events as little more than opportunities to ‘hook up’ with women on the road.”
I spoke at length with two people who identified themselves as having contributed to the whistle-blower report. One of them said of Hegseth, “I’ve seen him drunk so many times. I’ve seen him dragged away not a few times but multiple times. To have him at the Pentagon would be scary,” adding, “When those of us who worked at C.V.A. heard he was being considered for SecDef, it wasn’t ‘No,’ it was ‘Hell No!’ ” According to the complaint, at one such C.V.A. event in Virginia Beach, on Memorial Day weekend in 2014, Hegseth was “totally sloshed” and needed to be carried to his room because “he was so intoxicated.” The following month, during an event in Cleveland, Hegseth, who had gone with his team to a bar around the corner from their hotel, was described as “completely drunk in a public place.” According to the report, “several high profile people” who attended the organization’s event “were very disappointed to see this kind of public behavior,” though the report does not identify them.

 

[JoeB131]

I was an active US Marine for 25 years... I read his book... and the reforms he wrote about would make me vote for him... Regardless of what some girl claims or some jealous co host or an angry mother... this job does not require a choir boy...

No, it requires an able administrator, not someone who was sacked from running a small veteran organization due to personal mismanagement.

Lots of people have good ideas. (I think Hegseths' are a little whacky, but that's neither here nor there.) BUt is he a good administrator?

 

[Rawley]

There is a police report.

That's plenty of proof for me, to at least ask the question in the Senate.

Do you have any doubt that your cultist Senators will spend majority of their time on this? And the smears in Newsweek?

 

[Oddball]

Uh, guy, a DD214 is not a proof of sainthood.

I thank him for his service.

But if he is an abuser of women, an alcholic, and an incompetent manager, he shouldn't be in charge of a $800 billion dollar agency because of his willingness to kiss Trump's boots.

More from the New Yorker Article.


In January 2016, Hegseth resigned from Concerned Veterans for America, under pressure. An account in the Military Times said that Hegseth had “quietly resigned,” in a decision that was “mutual” with the organization, amid “rumors of a rift between the former C.E.O. and the group’s financial backers.” Hegseth, who had no other job lined up at the time, gave no explanation for his departure, other than saying, “Sometimes it just makes sense to make a transition.” C.V.A., for its part, released a statement saying that it thanked Hegseth “for his many contributions” and wished him well. But, according to three knowledgeable sources, one of whom contributed to the whistle-blower report, Hegseth was forced to step down from the organization in part because of concerns about his mismanagement and abuse of alcohol on the job.

“Congratulations on Removing Pete Hegseth” is the subject line of an e-mail, obtained by The New Yorker, that was sent to Hegseth’s successor as president of the group, Jae Pak, on January 15, 2016. The e-mail, sent under a pseudonym by one of the whistle-blowers, included a copy of the report, and went on to say, “Among the staff, the disgust for Pete was pretty high. Most veterans do not think he represents them nor their high standard of excellence.” The e-mail also stated that Hegseth had “a history of alcohol abuse” and had “treated the organization funds like they were a personal expense account—for partying, drinking, and using CVA events as little more than opportunities to ‘hook up’ with women on the road.”
I spoke at length with two people who identified themselves as having contributed to the whistle-blower report. One of them said of Hegseth, “I’ve seen him drunk so many times. I’ve seen him dragged away not a few times but multiple times. To have him at the Pentagon would be scary,” adding, “When those of us who worked at C.V.A. heard he was being considered for SecDef, it wasn’t ‘No,’ it was ‘Hell No!’ ” According to the complaint, at one such C.V.A. event in Virginia Beach, on Memorial Day weekend in 2014, Hegseth was “totally sloshed” and needed to be carried to his room because “he was so intoxicated.” The following month, during an event in Cleveland, Hegseth, who had gone with his team to a bar around the corner from their hotel, was described as “completely drunk in a public place.” According to the report, “several high profile people” who attended the organization’s event “were very disappointed to see this kind of public behavior,” though the report does not identify them.

Never claimed he was a saint.

"...people who identified themselves as having contributed to the whistle blower report...." and the unnamed "several high profile people" means abso-*******-lutely nothing.

And you're still an America-hating Marxist scumbag.

 

[Rambunctious]

No, it requires an able administrator, not someone who was sacked from running a small veteran organization due to personal mismanagement.

Lots of people have good ideas. (I think Hegseths' are a little whacky, but that's neither here nor there.) BUt is he a good administrator?

Have you read his book?...

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

Hegseth is the next nomination to tank

 

[Oddball]

Jerry Rivers.....ROFLMFAO!!!

 

[JoeB131]

Do you have any doubt that your cultist Senators will spend majority of their time on this? And the smears in Newsweek?

I suspect Hegseth will withdraw from consideration long before it gets to the senate.

Have you read his book?...

Nope, and don't care to.

Doesn't detract from my point, that if CVA ousted him, he certainly doesn't have the chops to run the whole Pentagon.

Never claimed he was a saint.

"...people who identified themselves as having contributed to the whistle blower report...." and the unnamed "several high profile people" means abso-*******-lutely nothing.

This would be more than enough for you if a Democrats was being questioned.

 

[Rambunctious]

he certainly doesn't have the chops to run the whole Pentagon.

And you think the current lot do have the chops?... change is hard... I understand that JoeB131... but you need to get use to it because a lot of stuff is going to change....

 

[Rawley]

I suspect Hegseth will withdraw from consideration long before it gets to the senate.

Why, becasue of the dirt being slung by your party? He's faced a lot tougher than that.

Nope, and don't care to.

Doesn't detract from my point, that if CVA ousted him, he certainly doesn't have the chops to run the whole Pentagon.

And what did Joey run before you put him in charge of the whole enchilada?

This would be more than enough for you if a Democrats was being questioned.

You tried the sexual mud with Kavanaugh. Blew up in your faces.

 

[Rambunctious]

The current people running our pentagon are doing a terrible job... something has to change or we will not survive in this unstable world... this current military can't win a war or keep the peace... but they can be new age and gender appropriate...

 

[JoeB131]

And you think the current lot do have the chops?... change is hard... I understand that JoeB131... but you need to get use to it because a lot of stuff is going to change....

Yes, I suspect many things will get much, much worse before they invoke Amendment 25 and remove Trump.

But not putting Otis the Drunk in charge of the Pentagon is probably a good idea.

The current people running our pentagon are doing a terrible job... something has to change or we will not survive in this unstable world... this current military can't win a war or keep the peace... but they can be new age and gender appropriate...

Yeah, this seems to be your hangup, not ours.

Does anyone truly "Win" wars? Seems like everyone is a loser when it comes to war, but that's probably too philosophically deep for you.

Our problem is not that we are making the military more welcoming to women and minorities. (There just aren't enough toxic white dudes to go around.)

Our problems are that

1) No one wants to sign up for perpetual war.
2) There are much better opportunities in the private sector

Now, I consider my time in the military to have been transformative. It's made me (for better or worse) the man I am today.

But if one of my Great Nephews (or nieces, for that matter) asked me my opinion about them joining up now, I would be reluctant to recommend it. Especially the way that it was abused during the War on Terror, with the same units being sent in again and again.

 

[playtime]

Not enough evidence is no evidence

i'll believe his mom. you believe the rapist.