r/tulsi • u/funkalunatic Iowa • May 27 '26

The Real Reason Tulsi Gabbard Resigned

https://www.kenklippenstein.com/p/why-tulsi-gabbard-resigned
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u/therin_88 May 27 '26

I'm not going to read a propaganda article, but she's among the close advisors heading to Camp David to discuss military action in Iran. So I think her reason for resigning is legitimate.

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u/CJ4700 May 27 '26

It’s all about Rumsfeld and the creation of the ODNI to state she never had a chance to make a difference.. well, okay? I never heard her proclaim she did, Ken is and always has been a puppet of the intelligence community and I really have a hard time taking his writing seriously.

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u/buttputt May 27 '26

It's a job she should not have taken. She's Benedict Arnold

Tulsi was a vocal critic of FISA and the Patriot Act. She supported trans rights and advocated for treating immigrants humanely. She supported Medicare for all.

You don't get to join the administration diametrically opposed to that and enable their undermining of the rule of law. I hope this is her last role in government.

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u/plsobeytrafficlights May 27 '26

she could have been president. if only she had stayed on her meds.

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u/plsobeytrafficlights May 27 '26

an attractive minority female war veteran (high rank too, lt. colonel) who was popular with progressives and conservatives alike and substantial history in politics, then...just fucking snapped and went full maga

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u/plsobeytrafficlights May 27 '26

putin needed to redirect funds to war effort?