Hegseth reportedly polled top commanders on cutting a civilian protection program. Every one of them rejected the idea, but he did it anyway
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Shortly after taking office last year, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reportedly polled the nation’s top commanders about cutting a program meant to protect civilians during U.S. military operations, ProPublica reported. Current and former defense officials told the outlet that Hegseth had bet senior officers would back his view that focusing on civilian security was “woke” and out of step with “maximum lethality.” Instead, every commander rebuffed the idea, the officials said. The poll from
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