Pete Hegseth's Approval Hits Record Low Amid 2028 Speculation
Summary
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's approval rating has dropped to 32 percent, the lowest recorded by Quinnipiac University. Despite denying plans to run for president in 2028, there is ongoing speculation about his political future and criticism of his leadership.Key Facts
- Pete Hegseth’s approval rating as Defense Secretary is 32%, with 57% disapproving, according to Quinnipiac University.
- His confidence rating in leading the U.S. military is 39%, while 56% lack confidence.
- Criticism includes concerns about his management style and alleged politicization of the military.
- Republican Senator Thom Tillis said he has lost confidence in Hegseth’s leadership.
- Former Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall criticized Hegseth for intervening in military promotions and removing senior officers.
- Pentagon officials defend Hegseth, denying claims of disarray.
- Hegseth denies considering a 2028 presidential run, although speculation continues.
- President Donald Trump’s approval rating is 33% approving and 59% disapproving at the same time.
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