Hegseth's controversial stance on germs, claiming, "Germs are not a real thing. I can't see them, therefore they're not real," raises concerns about his suitability as Defense Secretary.
The backlash online emphasizes the perception of kakistocracy in Trump's selections, with one user questioning if there’s a term for "rule by weirdos" in governance as Hegseth's credentials are scrutinized.
Eric Edelman criticized Hegseth's appointment, reflecting concerns that the choice exemplifies a commitment to appointing minimal qualifications for critical roles like the Defense Secretary.
Hegseth went viral after an incident where he struck a U.S. Army master sergeant with an axe, a metaphor for the risks associated with appointing unfit candidates to significant positions.
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