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Pete Hegseth's Pulp Fiction Prayer Isn't the First Time He's Used Religion To Justify Illegal War in Iran — Mike Johnson | ChamberLight
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is criticized for using a 'prayer' based on a Pulp Fiction movie quote to justify military action in Iran, highlighting the administration's broader use of religious rhetoric for state power.
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