Pat Ryan BLASTS Sec. Hegseth: “Resign for Politicizing Our Military
September 24, 2025
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as posted by the channelRep. Pat Ryan just delivered one of the strongest rebukes yet to Secretary Pete Hegseth, telling him point-blank: “You should resign.” The heated exchange centered on troubling reports out of Fort Bragg — where soldiers were allegedly told to step aside if their political views clashed with the administration, and even a MAGA merchandise stand popped up on base.
This isn’t just political theater. It strikes at the heart of one of America’s most sacred principles: an apolitical military that swears allegiance to the Constitution, not to a party or a person. When partisan pressure seeps into the ranks, it threatens readiness, unity, and the very trust that keeps service members safe.
In this video, we break down what happened, why Ryan’s warning matters, and how history shows us the dangers when the military is dragged into politics. This is about more than one clash in Congress — it’s about defending a cornerstone of American democracy.
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