For the last 20 years, the adjective most often associated with masculinity is “toxic,” implying that men who act like men are dangerous – even deadly.
Then along comes Pete Hegseth suggesting that maybe that’s a good thing – at least when it comes to the military.
Earlier this month, Secretary of War Hegseth announced that the U.S. military will begin annual testing of the testosterone levels of service members starting at age 30. If the tests reveal low levels, it would be up to the individual whether to receive testosterone replacement therapy.
Of course, the first effect of Hegseth’s… Read More in Real Clear Politics