After the midterm elections, the White House may enter a period of relative legislative inaction known as a “lame duck” session. During this period, the outgoing Congress and outgoing President may attempt to push through their remaining priorities before their terms expire. However, there is also a risk of political gridlock, as the incoming Congress and President may have different priorities. This can lead to a lack of action on important foreign policy issues.
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Hegseth’s combat experience may come in handy after surprise Pentagon pick
Pete Hegseth’s military background may prove invaluable in his new role at the Pentagon. As a former Army Ranger and captain, Hegseth brings a wealth of combat experience to the position. His time on the battlefield has honed his skills in leadership, decision-making, and crisis management. These qualities are essential for shaping U.S. defense policy and ensuring the safety of the nation.