US Secretary of Defence , Pete Hegseth , stabs a female Navy officer in the back and derails her promotion to become the first woman to oversee the Navy SEALs — just because she’s a woman.
This drunken sexual predator is destroying the careers of actual American heroes left and right…
CNN, which did not name the female Navy Captain in their reporting, revealed that she was “ranked the top officer for promotion in her cohort” and had received a Purple Heart after being injured by an improvised explosive device during a combat tour in Iraq.
She had met every physical standard required of her in addition to maintaining a sterling record.
She went on to become the first woman to serve with SEAL Team Six as a troop commander and “everything was set” for her to take on her new role.
A formal ceremony had even been planned for July and invitations were sent out.
Then, two weeks before the ceremony her promotion was cancelled with “little explanation”.
Suspiciously, the decision didn’t pass through the formal channels but was instead handed down through a “series of phone calls from the Pentagon” that were “unusual” and "seemed designed to omit a paper trail."
Denied her promotion, the Navy’s “up or out” policy kicked in, which requires officers to leave the military if there’s no command slot for them to inhabit.
The Lady Captain’s career, which spanned over two decades of valiant service to her country, came to an abrupt end.
“She was the best man for the job.
There is absolutely no DEI ,” one retired SEAL said.
“She’s a badass, and also extremely smart and capable."
A “consensus” quickly formed within Navy Special Warfare that the decision was made because Secretary Pete Hegseth didn’t want a woman taking over the position, which is responsible for recruiting for elite units including the SEALs.
“They can justify it by saying she’s not qualified because she’s not a SEAL.
But the SEALs thought she was qualified," one retired SEAL said.
Several dozen active-duty women in the military said they all shared a “deep and growing alarm” that Hegseth’s blatantly misogynist worldview could result in U.S. armed forces hemorrhaging valuable and experienced soldiers, while also discouraging future enlistment.
Several knew of other female military members who were denied promotions that were due.
Many of the women voiced concerns that the process of anonymously reporting sexual assault could be negatively impacted — an unfortunately all too predictable outcome given the fact that Trump himself is an adjudicated rapist and Hegseth has been accused of sexual assault.
Making America Great Again …!! 
