GOP Senator Calls For Investigation At West Point * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Danielle

by Bunker | Posted on December 12, 2024December 12, 2024

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Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) has called on West Point to investigate reports that a U.S. Military Academy official “provided false information to a left-wing reporter writing a derogatory hit piece about Pete Hegseth.”

Hegseth is President Trump’s nomination for defense secretary.

“Officials at the U.S. Military Academy should not be feeding lies to left-wing reporters about President Trump’s nominees,” Cotton said.

“West Point needs to thoroughly investigate this egregiously bad judgement and potential violation of the Privacy Act immediately,” he added.

The Arkansas senator and Pete Hegseth’s lawyer wrote letters to the U.S. Military Academy’s superintendent to express their concerns.

Officials at the U.S. Military Academy should not be feeding lies to left-wing reporters about President Trump’s nominees.

West Point needs to thoroughly investigate this egregiously bad judgement and potential violation of the Privacy Act immediately. pic.twitter.com/gQpFjLbLaS

— Tom Cotton (@SenTomCotton) December 11, 2024

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A West Point spokesperson later told The Post, “A review of our records indicates Peter Hegseth was…

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