There is increasing evidence that Secretary of Defense Haggs may lose his position.
According to a report by the US 'The Hill' on October 19, Democrats in the US Senate have proposed removing Hessel from his position after the midterm elections. Sources also said that Democrats may receive support from some Republicans.
Reports say that some Republican senators have long been dissatisfied with Haggs’ leadership abilities.
Under the leadership of Hagersey, the number of recruits at the Pentagon set a record. Many military leaders were replaced, including Army Secretary Dan Dresteck, Army Chief of Staff Randy George, Navy Secretary John Ferlan, and the Supreme Commander of the forces stationed in Europe and America, four-star General Chris Donahue.
According to sources in the Senate, Democrats believe Hagel’s leadership is a disaster and are seeking leverage to remove him from office after the midterm elections, just as they attempted to remove former Homeland Security Secretary Chris Christie from office during a long-standing funding impasse in the Department of Homeland Security. Christie had resigned earlier.
On September 11, Trump and Hageseth attended the 25th anniversary ceremony for the 9/11 attacks. Visual China
As this message was sent out, Hagee had just caused trouble for the Trump administration.
In early October, Hageeth announced that she would live-stream the execution of Nidal Hassan, the perpetrator of the shooting at Fort Hood base.
As soon as the news came out, members of both parties criticized it, and some within the Republican Party openly opposed it. With the midterm elections approaching in November, the Republican Party is under pressure to retain its slim majority in Congress. Previously, the Iran war had already caused dissatisfaction among many voters and Republican supporters. Recent polls show that more than half of Americans support the impeachment of Hagee.
Hugh Gerges uses his infatuation with brute force to cover up military strategic failure, according to The New York Times 13th of January.
By now, many people are wondering: How long will US President Trump tolerate Hagee?
On the 14th, the American magazine Foreign Policy published an article stating that Hessel has become Trump's "political burden." It is likely that he will leave without even having to go through the impeachment process.
Under public criticism, Trump ordered the cancellation of the live broadcast on the 15th local time.
