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Politik : Pete Hegseth will Soldaten mit Testosteron „tödlicher“ machen – aber geht das überhaupt?

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By Sam Wolfson Verified
| Der Freitag Verified
Möchte „die tödlichste Streitmacht auf dem Planeten“ aufbauen: „Kriegsminister“ Pete Hegseth Zwei Jahre, nachdem Donald Trump die Stimmen der amerikanischen Männer deutlich für sich gewonnen hat, zeigen Umfragen: Männliche Wähler sind zunehmend enttäuscht von einer Regierung, die Kriege führt und sich selbst bereichert.
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Are you man enough? Republicans bet on ‘virile, brawny’ testosterone to juice the midterms

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By Sam Wolfson Verified
| AOL UK Verified
default Two years after Donald Trump decisively won the vote of the American man, pollssay male voters are increasingly disillusioned with an administration that has waged wars and enriched itself. Ahead of the midterms, Trump’s strategy seems to be to find a way to get that masculine animus back, so the male populace will vote not with their heads or their hearts, but with their hogs.
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He spent years investigating Opus Dei, a Catholic group accused of a vast conspiracy of abuse. Then Pope Leo asked to meet Original

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By Sam Wolfson Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Gareth Gore was granted a one-on-one audience with the pope two years after the publication of his 2024 book on Opus Dei.Composite: Corbis via Getty Images, Courtesy Gareth Gore (Composite: Corbis via Getty Images, Courtesy Gareth Gore) Gareth Gore was on a research trip to California earlier this year when he was told to expect a call from the Vatican arranging a one-on-one audience with the pope. Gore was stunned.
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