Trump's bold move to combat "woke" influence
President Donald Trump has appointed General Dan "Razin" Caine to lead the US military in a sweeping shake-up aimed at gutting "woke" influence in the Pentagon. Caine, known for his aggressive approach to military operations, is set to replace General Charles "CQ" Brown as the new Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman.
General Caine's impressive background
General Caine, who once pledged his loyalty to Trump, is praised as a "warfighter" and a key figure in the complete annihilation of the ISIS caliphate. With over 2,800 flight hours in the F-16, including more than 100 in combat, Caine has a strong record of military expertise.
Hegseth's support and criticism of DEI policies
Trump's newly appointed defense secretary, Pete Hegseth, has thrown his full support behind Caine, emphasizing that he is the leader needed to meet the current challenges. Hegseth has been critical of the military's Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion policies, aiming to weaken what he perceives as a negative influence on US forces.
Plans to combat "woke" influence in the Pentagon
Trump's team has outlined plans to remove "woke" influence from the Pentagon through a major shake-up, including seeking replacements for key positions. The goal is to restore peace through strength, prioritize America First, and rebuild the military under the leadership of General Caine and Secretary Hegseth.
