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Hegseth’s MILITANT MASCULINITY Roots EXPOSED in New DEEP DIVE

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May 21, 2026

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Journalist Jasper Craven joins Court Accountability Action’s MacKenZie Rumage to talk about his new book, GOD FORGIVES, BROTHERS DON’T and the issues around masculinity and military culture that have pervaded from the Revolutionary Era to today. Jasper and MacKenZie talk about where Pete Hegseth’s brand of militarism and masculinity came from and how it affects the policies we see play out today, why the Vietnam War was a turning point in how the military viewed itself, and where military academies like West Point fit in today’s age of military engagement.

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