If Secretary Hegseth was truly looking to improve readiness, he would consider ways to support all service members, not just 49% of the population,
Chrissy Houlahan: “If Secretary Hegseth was truly looking to improve readiness, he would consider ways to support all service members, not…”
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Critique of Hegseth's focus on testosterone
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