Hegseth Orders One-Day ‘Stand-Down’ to Encourage Service Members to Vote
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Hegseth Gives Troops One Day Off To Vote [VIDEO[
USA Today reports: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered all military commands to “stand down” for one day in the next two weeks to give U.S. service members time to vote in November’s midterm elections. “We’re not telling you who to vote for, but we will give you every opportunity to do so,” Hegseth said in … The post Hegseth Gives Troops One Day Off To Vote [VIDEO[ appeared first on Joe.My.God..
Hegseth Orders ‘Stand-Down’ to Encourage Voting
"Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered commanders to set aside a day this month for troops to register, request absentee ballots and vote, expanding his push for military voter participation," the…
The Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, has ordered this Friday that at all levels of the Army...
Hegseth orders military commanders to conduct one-day stand-down in Oct. to give troops 'every single opportunity to vote'
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced that military commanders will be conducting a one-day stand-down in October to give troops "every single opportunity to vote.”
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