Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth apparently wants to take his talents to the U.S. Senate.
The news outlet Puck reported on Sunday that Hegseth wants Tennessee Sen. Marsha Blackburn to appoint him to fill her Senate seat after she wins the gubernatorial election in the state next week"a win that is widely expected to happen"and thus vacates her seat in Congress' upper chamber.
Being a senator would be a launching pad for Hegseth's larger reported ambition: becoming president of the United States.
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In 1970, the average American weighed 30 pounds less than today. No diets. No gym culture. No calorie counting. So what exactly happened?
In this video, we explore the real reasons why nobody was fat in 1970s America " from the way families cooked and ate, to the way children played, to the size of a dinner plate, to the moment everything quietly began to change.
This is not a story about willpower. It is a story about a world that made willpower unnecessary.
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1Nut has a conundrum... he got his lover from the LA Dog Pound, but now he doesn't know whether to bed him or BBQ him.