Dan Pfeiffer

That to me is now the best possible outcome because there is no outcome where we get a great deal.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That's about where we are right now.

You see that Pete Hegseth fired the secretary of the Navy, which is an interesting thing to do here in the middle of the biggest naval blockade operation in decades.

Another heroic background quote to Axios quote.

He didn't understand he wasn't the boss.

His job is to follow orders given, not follow the orders he thinks should be given.

Yes.

Doesn't seem great that they're losing the secretary of the Navy.

It seems like this guy went to because he was having trouble with Hegseth and fighting with Hegseth.

And part of it was based on, you know, Hegseth wants to like eliminate the woke army, the DEI agenda.

And so he was trying to.

Make sure he looked at every application for a possible job and scrubbed social media to make sure there were no signs of woke or DEI anywhere in the resume or in the social media.

So it doesn't seem like that's a good thing.

There's a lot of people now, I feel like, at upper levels of the Pentagon who have been let go, again, in the middle of a war.

Senate Democrats brought up a war powers vote on Wednesday.

Republicans voted it down now for the fifth time this year.

What else can or should Democrats be doing?

It seems like they're just going to keep bringing these votes up.