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

Sen. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) criticized a recent proposal by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to introduce testosterone screenings for military personnel, arguing that the focus should be on improving leadership rather than adding unnecessary tests. Kelly's comments highlight a broader debate about the priorities of military policy, emphasizing that effective leadership can address many of the issues currently being scrutinized. This move underscores the ongoing tension between traditional military standards and the need for progressive reforms in leadership and personnel management.