Hegseth's choice for top Army role faces GOP resistance in Senate
First publishedAug 5, 19:49 UTC
Last updatedAug 5, 20:44 UTC · 14m ago
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s choice for the top uniformed Army job is at risk of not getting confirmed over objections from both sides of the aisle. Christopher LaNeve, who has been the acting Army chief of staff since April, needs unanimous support from GOP senators to advance out of the Senate Armed Services Committee...
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- Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s choice for the top uniformed Army job is at risk of not getting confirmed over objections from both sides of the aisle. Christopher LaNeve, who has been the acting Army chief of staff since April, needs unanimous support from GOP senators to advance out of the Senate Armed Services Committee...
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