Hegseth reposts video on social media featuring pastors saying women shouldn’t be allowed to vote
- On Thursday night, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reposted a video on X featuring pastors who said women should lose the right to vote and submit to their husbands.
- The repost came after noting Hegseth’s long-running association with a church linked to CREC, an organization co-founded by Douglas Wilson, who advocates for Christian nationalist ideals.
- The video included pastors advocating repealing the 19th Amendment and parishioners endorsing traditional gender roles in society and leadership.
- Hegseth's post, captioned 'All of Christ for All of Life,' received over 12,000 likes and 2,000 shares, sparking both support and alarm on social media.
- The event illustrates Hegseth's deep personal connection to Wilson's movement and signals ongoing debates over religion's role in government and gender rights.
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US Secretary of State for Defence shared an interview with ultra-conservative pastor Doug Wilson on social media.
The very U.S. secretary Christian in Defense is critical after sharing on social networks a report in which pastors call at the end of women's voting rights in the United States.
Pete Hegseth, US Secretary of State for Defense shared an interview with ultra conservative pastor Doug Wilson on social media.
The excerpt rested by Pete Hegseth is the result of a CNN report entitled "Crossade for Christian domination in Trump's era", on conservative Christian nationalist pastors.
U.S. Secretary of Defense Hegseth is a professed church member. Now he shared a video about an evangelical community in which priests speak out against the right to vote for women.
US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is drawing attention after sharing a video clip of pastors questioning women's right to vote. "I would be the one voting for my household," says one of the pastors.
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