Tuesday, July 21, 2026

Kegsbreath Is Not Helping At All

"Obliterated” doesn’t mean what we all think it means.
GIllibrand: You also said that you made the missile program “destroyed and made combat ineffective.” So why are there missiles left to hit Jordan and and result in the loss of life of our brave men and women?

Hegseth: They've spent 47 years trying to hide their missiles under mountains, just like. They're just like their nuclear capabilities.
Nasty, sneaky Bagginses, precious!
Baldwin: I met with soldiers who were injured in that attack. What they told me confirmed what other soldiers have said publicly that most of these soldiers injured in the attack did not receive proper medical care in Kuwait, in Germany, or during their initial days back in the U.S. The U.S. Military has been fighting wars in the middle East for 25 years. Why was proper medical care not immediately available to these injured soldiers, and why were they not immediately screened for traumatic brain injuries?
Because Trump doesn’t give a shit? “We feel very badly, but…”
Ossoff: On day 14 of this conflict, you stated that Iran's military had been, “destroyed and, quote, made combat ineffective.” Was that an accurate statement?

Hegseth: Iran's ability to challenge the United States of America, at the level at which we're capable of—

Ossoff: That’s not what I asked you. Will you answer the question?
OSSOFF: Three weeks later, you declared victory. That was now nearly four months ago. You said Iran's military had been rendered, “combat ineffective for years to come.” Were those accurate statements?

HEGSETH: It certainly was a historic victory.

OSSOFF: Had Iran’s Military been rendered combat ineffective for years to come?
Watch it! I think that’s a trick question! The Senator didn’t ask how long this war was going to last. Didn’t we do that a year ago? Not a real thing. Sort of like declaring yourself the Secretary of War, and the DOD the DOW.
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