Recent Republican midterm losses, widely attributed to public backlash against the Iran war that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth strongly supported, have intensified scrutiny of his position. President Trump publicly affirmed confidence in Hegseth on November 4, stating he is performing well and rejecting immediate replacement, yet multiple reports indicate advisers are weighing him as a potential scapegoat before Democrats assume congressional majorities in January. Republican Rep. Thomas Massie continues advancing impeachment articles over war authorization, with a House vote possible in the lame-duck session, while Democrats prepare investigations into Pentagon decisions and personnel actions. Hegseth’s team maintains full commitment through the current term, but the narrow window to December 31 and mixed signals from the administration sustain balanced trader assessments of removal odds.
Maresolba ang market na ito bilang "Oo" kung hindi na maging Kalihim ng Depensa ng U.S. si Pete Hegseth sa anumang tagal ng panahon mula nang likhain ang market hanggang sa tinukoy na petsa (ET). Kung hindi, maresolba ang market na ito bilang "Hindi". Kung iaanunsyo ang pagbibitiw o pagtanggal kay Pete Hegseth bago ang petsa ng pagtatapos ng market na ito, agad itong maresolba bilang "Oo", anuman kung kailan magkakabisa ang inihayag na pagbibitiw o pagtanggal. Ang magiging batayan sa pagresolba sa market na ito ay opisyal na impormasyon mula kay Pete Hegseth at sa gobyerno ng U.S.; gayunman, maaari ring gamitin ang pagkakasundo ng mga mapagkakatiwalaang ulat.
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