Pete Hegseth Shares Video of Pastors Arguing Against Women Voting

Pete Hegseth's Social Media Post

• 📌 Pete Hegseth, a member of the Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches, shared a CNN video featuring pastors from his network.
• 💡 Hegseth reposted the video with the statement "all of Christ for all of life," indicating his agreement with the network's ethos.

Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches

• ⛪ This network comprises over 130 churches with an arch-conservative Christian stance, embracing patriarchy and Christian nationalism.
• 🤝 The network recently opened a new church in Washington D.C., which Hegseth attended, noting increased connections with government officials.

Views on Women's Roles and Voting

• 🚫 Pastors within the network argue that women should not hold church leadership positions and that the 19th Amendment was a bad idea.
• 🏠 The core issue, according to Pastor Doug Wilson, is not disenfranchising women but rather the disenfranchisement of the household.
• 🗳️ In their church elections, households vote, with the husband and father typically casting the vote on behalf of the entire household, including women.
• 🗣️ Wilson clarified that his own wife and daughters vote, but emphasized the preference for a household-based voting system over individual voting for women.