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The defense secretary defended U.S. military operations, as a House vote looms and Republicans blame the Iran war for their midterm losses.

President Donald Trump has once again floated that the elections were rigged against him, to firm pushback from major conservative voices.

“Oops, now he needs to rewrite his speech,” the Kentucky Republican joked of Hegseth ahead of his Tuesday press conference.

The Trump administration last year pulled the U.S. out of the Human Rights Council, accusing it of an anti-U.S. and anti-Israel bias, and alleging that it didn’t uphold the very values it promotes.

“It may seem contradictory, but there’s actually a very simple answer.”

Stephen Miller was promoted by President Donald Trump to White House chief of staff after last week’s Democratic midterms sweep.

“What stage of grief is this?” one commenter snarked about the Fox News host.

“I married a churchgoing boy, and we started a churchgoing family. Everything was going pretty great until Donald Trump came along.”

The spe sounded quite pessimistic about the future — to say the least.

The club gave no reason for Brady’s departure and did not specify what would happen to his stake.

“We are witnessing a ‘shattering of Republicans’ control of the states,” said Will Rusche of the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee.

The MS NOW anchor said it’s “important, not just to shame those guys, but in some cases it’s essentially to stop a crime wave in progress.”

The question came after the president’s party suffered historic losses in last week’s midterm elections.

Hopes of progress in ending Europe’s biggest conflict since World War II are tempered by the absence of any significant breakthroughs this year.

The president had some fun imagining the UFC boss as his new press secretary.

The late night host didn’t hold back on this one.

The CNN anchor explained why the president’s new attack is “kind of incredible.”

Critics were quick to point out the glaring irony in the latest post from the wife of new White House chief of staff Stephen Miller.

The “Daily Show” audience made their feelings known, loud and clear.

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