Tulsi Gabbard

And there's a section in there as well, just kind of the last piece on this is if you use a VPN and you try to use a VPN to access this, you could have problems with the law. And you take that a step further and say, well, how would they know? There's a surveillance aspect to that.

And there's a section in there as well, just kind of the last piece on this is if you use a VPN and you try to use a VPN to access this, you could have problems with the law. And you take that a step further and say, well, how would they know? There's a surveillance aspect to that.

And there's a section in there as well, just kind of the last piece on this is if you use a VPN and you try to use a VPN to access this, you could have problems with the law. And you take that a step further and say, well, how would they know? There's a surveillance aspect to that.

So once you start peeling back the layers of this really toxic onion, it leads, it really leads seriously to a pretty dark and dangerous and oppressive place.

So once you start peeling back the layers of this really toxic onion, it leads, it really leads seriously to a pretty dark and dangerous and oppressive place.

So once you start peeling back the layers of this really toxic onion, it leads, it really leads seriously to a pretty dark and dangerous and oppressive place.

As a vice chair of the Democratic National Committee, one of the things that the rules of the DNC required was that officers of the DNC, of which we were, as I think there were five or six of us who were vice chairs at the time, you have to remain neutral in a Democratic primary.

As a vice chair of the Democratic National Committee, one of the things that the rules of the DNC required was that officers of the DNC, of which we were, as I think there were five or six of us who were vice chairs at the time, you have to remain neutral in a Democratic primary.

As a vice chair of the Democratic National Committee, one of the things that the rules of the DNC required was that officers of the DNC, of which we were, as I think there were five or six of us who were vice chairs at the time, you have to remain neutral in a Democratic primary.

So you're not, as a party, supposed to be tipping the scales in any direction for any candidate during a primary election.

So you're not, as a party, supposed to be tipping the scales in any direction for any candidate during a primary election.

So you're not, as a party, supposed to be tipping the scales in any direction for any candidate during a primary election.

And so I had no plans to get involved for any candidate or against any candidate during that primary in just the hopes of like, all right, we got to make sure that this is a fair and balanced primary so that voters have the best opportunity to vote for the candidate of their choosing. Yeah. I saw a couple of things pretty quickly.

And so I had no plans to get involved for any candidate or against any candidate during that primary in just the hopes of like, all right, we got to make sure that this is a fair and balanced primary so that voters have the best opportunity to vote for the candidate of their choosing. Yeah. I saw a couple of things pretty quickly.

And so I had no plans to get involved for any candidate or against any candidate during that primary in just the hopes of like, all right, we got to make sure that this is a fair and balanced primary so that voters have the best opportunity to vote for the candidate of their choosing. Yeah. I saw a couple of things pretty quickly.

Number one is that the chair of the DNC at the time was a woman named Debbie Wasserman Schultz, a congresswoman out of Florida. And she made very serious decisions unilaterally that many times we found out about via tweet or press release that that showed she was tilting the scales in the favor of Hillary Clinton in that 2016 primary. The other thing that I saw was how

Number one is that the chair of the DNC at the time was a woman named Debbie Wasserman Schultz, a congresswoman out of Florida. And she made very serious decisions unilaterally that many times we found out about via tweet or press release that that showed she was tilting the scales in the favor of Hillary Clinton in that 2016 primary. The other thing that I saw was how

Number one is that the chair of the DNC at the time was a woman named Debbie Wasserman Schultz, a congresswoman out of Florida. And she made very serious decisions unilaterally that many times we found out about via tweet or press release that that showed she was tilting the scales in the favor of Hillary Clinton in that 2016 primary. The other thing that I saw was how

The mainstream media and those who are supposed to be in a position to be neutral arbiters to facilitate debates and forums and conversations so that voters can be best informed in who they want to vote for. We're calling Hillary Clinton the most qualified person ever to run for president in the history of our country. because of the positions that she had held as Secretary of State, as a U.S.

The mainstream media and those who are supposed to be in a position to be neutral arbiters to facilitate debates and forums and conversations so that voters can be best informed in who they want to vote for. We're calling Hillary Clinton the most qualified person ever to run for president in the history of our country. because of the positions that she had held as Secretary of State, as a U.S.