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🚨 #BREAKING: Joni Ernst is still REFUSING to vote to confirm Pete Hegseth, because she thinks she can sabotage him and get the job Despicable. We OVERWHELMINGLY voted for the Trump Agenda, Joni. Get the hell out of the way, or lose your seat in 2026.

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Kellie L. Aldrich1 year ago

She needs to lose her seat for even trying this stunt.

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Nick Sortor1 year ago

I totally agree. She’s proven that everything’s about her rather than we the people.

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X Citizen Journal1 year ago

They all voted for this clown.

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Nick Sortor1 year ago

That’s reason enough to primary the hell out of her.

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Torsten Prochnow1 year ago

IMO, it is deeply disappointing that Senator Joni Ernst—an apparent supporter of the Ukraine war—opposes Pete Hegseth’s nomination as Secretary of Defense, despite being a Republican. What makes this even more frustrating is that Ernst previously voted to confirm Lloyd Austin, the current Secretary of Defense. Lloyd Austin has been a disaster for the military, pushing leftist and woke policies that have weakened its readiness. How can Ernst justify supporting such a failed Secretary of Defense yet refuse to back Pete Hegseth, a Republican with a solid track record and alignment with Trump’s America-first vision? This pattern of betrayal is nothing new. Just as Senators Collins, Murkowski, and McConnell opposed Matt Gaetz’s nomination as Attorney General, despite voting to confirm Merrick Garland—one of the most partisan Attorneys General in history—Ernst is now following the same playbook. Garland has pursued political opponents like Donald Trump while weaponizing the Department of Justice. These RINO senators supported him yet refused to stand behind a principled Republican nominee like Gaetz. Now, Ernst appears to be repeating this mistake, backing a Democratic Secretary of Defense who has undermined the military while refusing to support a strong Republican like Hegseth. The controversy surrounding Hegseth’s nomination highlights the internal divisions plaguing the Republican Party, with figures like Ernst fueling unnecessary discord. It’s troubling to see a GOP senator openly undermine a Trump nominee, seemingly out of ambition rather than legitimate policy disagreements. If these reports are accurate, her actions suggest political maneuvering at the expense of party unity and Trump’s agenda for America. The allegations against Hegseth, like many leveled at public figures, deserve fair scrutiny. However, the process should be based on facts, not unfounded claims. Ignoring Hegseth’s military service and alignment with Trump’s policies in favor of personal grudges reflects a political culture where vendettas take precedence over what’s best for the nation. The Republican Party must unite behind Trump’s nominees to rebuild a strong, America-first military and address the country’s most pressing challenges. Internal sabotage weakens the GOP’s ability to deliver on these critical goals.

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Christyne Campbell1 year ago

She will never get the job and she is about to lose her seat primary this RINO. We have a mission this midterm.

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Jeremy Ryan Slate1 year ago

Because she wants his job

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Nick Sortor1 year ago

Simple as that.

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MouthOfTheSouth1 year ago

Her divorce papers are interesting 🤔

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🇺🇸 Red, White & Blue 🇺🇸1 year ago

She voted to confirm Garland.. if she doesn’t confirm Pete as her constituents have mandated, she will face a primary in ‘26 She is from the RED state of Iowa, for her to stonewall is appalling.

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