Nick Adams Praises Pete Hegseth For Blasting Fake News At Easter Event

Nick Adams just managed to set Twitter ablaze with a tweet that had folks talking for quite some time and got him rather excited. The chief scribe of Pete Hegseth went after the fake news media with all guns blazing during the Easter Egg Roll at the White House, and Adams said: That is how an alpha male handles liars and leakers. The replies were- well, sorting through them one would find a plethora of chaos, ardent support, and outright confusion too.

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To have a closer look at the tweet: Adam here is effectively building up the Hegseth way of dealing with the media as something on an order of awesome takedown-or so it would seem. But the real juice, as mentioned, comes in the replies, with some loving it, others hating it, and some just making jokes about Hegseth’s looks. Some pointed out that only half his sideburns were cut, which is certainly an interesting choice.

To many, this was their kind of hype. “Pete is PERFECT for the job- he gets media,” one person wrote. Another called him a “GIGS CHAD” (whatever that’s supposed to mean). There was even someone asking to “Pray for Pete!!” with a flag emoji, of course. But not all had such affections. One person replied, “Whines like a bitch that he keeps getting caught doing stupid shit? Yeah, super alpha.” Ouch.

Then came the conspiracy theorists. “Jill Biden was in that Easter bunny costume,” one person said, which is… a take. Another was calling Hegseth a “drunken national security threat,” accusing him of putting an article where that would be established. One more was calling for a FOIA for all of Hegseth’s messages on Signal ’cause apparently that’s where the real tea is…

Even stranger? The random Game of Thrones shoutout: “Shoutout @FarooqMoha58137 of house Baratheon,” someone wrote, which had absolutely no connection to anything-but why not.

That’s the perfect bookend to this tweet and replies, which flesh out the political discourse in 2024. You can expect blind adoration, a hasty dissection, bizarre jokes, and at least one person on the other side being livid because an adult man cannot properly groom his sideburns. And would the internet be any other way?

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Hero or liability, there can be no disputing that Nick Adams knows how to provoke a reaction. And judging by the replies, he did just that. Now, if only someone could buy the guy a right-side-sideburn razor. If that were to happen, the world could sleep at night.