US EditionReport: Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin Went MIA Twice Last Year And Didn’t Tell Congress
- Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Roger Wicker and 11 Republican Senators demand accountability from President Joe Biden for Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's failure to notify Congress of his hospitalizations, which violated the Federal Vacancies Reform Act twice.
- The Department of Defense Inspector General's report revealed that during Austin's absence, no one had control of the nuclear football, increasing risks to national security.
- The report highlighted that Austin was hospitalized for complications related to a prostate cancer diagnosis and did not inform key officials for several days.
- Senators expressed concern over lapses in the chain of command, stating that these incidents could have left the nation vulnerable to attacks. They emphasized the need for accountability for Austin's actions.
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Exclusive: Wicker, GOPs Demand Accountability for Austin Going AWOL Twice
Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Roger Wicker (R-MS) and 11 Republican senators are demanding that President Joe Biden hold Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin accountable, after a Department of Defense inspector general report released this week found that he failed to follow the law when he hid multiple hospitalizations from the White House, breaking the chain of command and jeopardizing the safety of the nation.
Republicans Demand Accountability: IG Report, Lloyd Austin Went AWOL Twice
Republicans Demand Accountability: IG Report. Lloyd Austin Went AWOL Twice Senators to Joe Biden: “In your last week in office, you must do the right thing and hold Secretary Austin accountable for his multiple failures [...] The post Republicans Demand Accountability: IG Report, Lloyd Austin Went AWOL Twice appeared first on The Liberty Beacon.
Report Unveils Security Risks Due to Secretary Austin's Secret Medical Issues
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's undisclosed hospitalizations sparked concerns over the Pentagon's communication protocols and leadership transparency. According to Fox News, a scathing 188-page review by the Department of Defense Office of Inspector General (OIG) concluded that Secretary Austin's secret hospitalizations "unnecessarily" increased America's national security risk. The comprehensive report scrutinizes three separate hospitalizatio…
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