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Pete Hegseth’s Iran war messaging echoes sermons from his extremist church

The Guardian· Apr 26, 2026 · 12:26 PM · 6 views

Explore how Pete Hegseth's war rhetoric is influenced by his controversial church, Christ Kirk DC. This church's extreme views on media and politics raise concerns about the separation of church and state. Discover the growing impact of religious beliefs on military policies and the debate it sparks. #PeteHegseth #ChurchAndState #Politics #MediaCriticism #ReligiousInfluence

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