Kelly: Military 'doesn't need more testosterone, it needs better leadership' 

In a bold rebuke to the Pentagon, Senator Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) has fired back at Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's proposal to introduce testosterone screenings for service members. The plan, which would require periodic health assessments to include testosterone checks, has sparked heated debate among lawmakers and military experts. Senator Kelly's scathing comments, made on the popular news program "The Briefing with Jen Psaki," suggest that he believes the real issue facing the military is not a lack of testosterone, but rather a need for stronger leadership. His remarks have added fuel to the controversy surrounding Hegseth's proposal, raising questions about the Pentagon's priorities and the potential implications for service members.

Sen. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) pushed back this week against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s new proposal to add testosterone screenings to service members’ periodic health assessments. “The U.S. military does not need more testosterone; it needs better leadership,” Kelly said on MS NOW’s “The Briefing with Jen Psaki" on Monday. This new standard would require testosterone...