Elissa Slotkin Challenges Pete Hegseth On Trump’s Potential Abuse Of Military Power
October 7, 2025
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as posted by the channelSenator Elissa Slotkin delivers one of the most important moments in any confirmation hearing — pressing Pete Hegseth, Donald Trump’s nominee for Secretary of Defense, on whether he would refuse illegal orders from a president who tries to use the U.S. military against its own citizens.
Slotkin, a former CIA officer and Iraq veteran, raises the alarm about the constitutional boundaries that keep our armed forces apolitical. Her questions cut straight to the heart of what’s at stake: will America’s military continue to serve the Constitution — or will political loyalty take priority over the rule of law?
In this Liberal Lens analysis, we break down what Slotkin’s questioning really means for democracy, civil-military relations, and the balance of power. This isn’t just about one hearing — it’s about whether our institutions can hold when political pressure mounts.
Watch the full breakdown, learn how these laws protect American democracy, and find out why these hearings matter more than ever in 2025.
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