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Rep. Jim Himes (D-Conn.) said Sunday that his Republican colleagues are expressing concerns privately after an inspector general report found that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth jeopardized troop safety and violated Pentagon policy.
Absolutely, theyre saying it in private, Himes told host Margaret Brennan on CBS Newss Face the Nation. In public, of course, theyre saying that it was perfect exoneration, right?
The 84-page report from the Defense Departments Office of Inspector General (OIG), released Wednesday, found that Hegseth put American troops in danger by discussing a pending strike on alleged Houthi targets in Yemen on the Signal app.
The OIG report also determined that Hegseth flouted department policy in sharing details of the strike on the messaging app, which were revealed when then-national security adviser Mike Waltz accidentally added Jeffrey Goldberg, the editor in chief of The Atlantic, to a group chat with administration officials.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/himes-gop-lawmakers-concerned-private-184357107.html
Attilatheblond
(8,643 posts)It's not a condition that leads to actual good governance.
bronxiteforever
(11,212 posts)I hope they all lose their jobs and are humiliated.
usonian
(24,600 posts)The use of private phones (of others) by cosplay president Trump and use of Signal by these cosplay officials is TO AVOID BEING RECORDED as the law requires.
More at these links.
https://www.military.com/feature/2025/12/05/what-signal-and-why-it-was-never-built-war-rooms.html
https://ashesonair.org/2025/03/27/why-did-trump-officials-use-signal-for-attack-plans-and-what-were-the-alternatives/
Criminals, in fact.