Tulsi Gabbard

know that we've got to live with the consequences, the beauty and messiness of what a free society looks like. They're so afraid of us because they see us as the people and our freedom as the central threat to their ability to remain in power. I think the difference that we're seeing today is

know that we've got to live with the consequences, the beauty and messiness of what a free society looks like. They're so afraid of us because they see us as the people and our freedom as the central threat to their ability to remain in power. I think the difference that we're seeing today is

know that we've got to live with the consequences, the beauty and messiness of what a free society looks like. They're so afraid of us because they see us as the people and our freedom as the central threat to their ability to remain in power. I think the difference that we're seeing today is

is that unfortunately, we talked about this a little bit, how the Democratic Party has become a party where you must walk in lockstep with the leadership of that party or risk being faced with Um, you know, your reputation being destroyed and smeared and all of these different attacks.

is that unfortunately, we talked about this a little bit, how the Democratic Party has become a party where you must walk in lockstep with the leadership of that party or risk being faced with Um, you know, your reputation being destroyed and smeared and all of these different attacks.

is that unfortunately, we talked about this a little bit, how the Democratic Party has become a party where you must walk in lockstep with the leadership of that party or risk being faced with Um, you know, your reputation being destroyed and smeared and all of these different attacks.

And the reason why they do that is to, to put people like me and Bobby Kennedy and others up as an example of saying, Hey, if you step out of line, if you challenge us, this is what we're going to do to you. The Republican party has also done that. And they also have, um, politicians and leaders who are more interested in feeding the thriving system in the Washington establishment.

And the reason why they do that is to, to put people like me and Bobby Kennedy and others up as an example of saying, Hey, if you step out of line, if you challenge us, this is what we're going to do to you. The Republican party has also done that. And they also have, um, politicians and leaders who are more interested in feeding the thriving system in the Washington establishment.

And the reason why they do that is to, to put people like me and Bobby Kennedy and others up as an example of saying, Hey, if you step out of line, if you challenge us, this is what we're going to do to you. The Republican party has also done that. And they also have, um, politicians and leaders who are more interested in feeding the thriving system in the Washington establishment.

But we're also seeing that the Republican Party also has some voices, and I would say increasing voices of people, and I would put Donald Trump in this category, who are challenging the quote-unquote norms of the Republican Party that are represented by people like Nikki Haley or Mike Pence, for example.

But we're also seeing that the Republican Party also has some voices, and I would say increasing voices of people, and I would put Donald Trump in this category, who are challenging the quote-unquote norms of the Republican Party that are represented by people like Nikki Haley or Mike Pence, for example.

But we're also seeing that the Republican Party also has some voices, and I would say increasing voices of people, and I would put Donald Trump in this category, who are challenging the quote-unquote norms of the Republican Party that are represented by people like Nikki Haley or Mike Pence, for example.

The Republican Party is not a monolithic entity, and it means different things to different people. And that's where I think the real challenge in this next election is less... It's really less about one political party over another, and it's more about our opportunity as voters to select leaders, first of all, to fire those who are against freedom and who are...

The Republican Party is not a monolithic entity, and it means different things to different people. And that's where I think the real challenge in this next election is less... It's really less about one political party over another, and it's more about our opportunity as voters to select leaders, first of all, to fire those who are against freedom and who are...

The Republican Party is not a monolithic entity, and it means different things to different people. And that's where I think the real challenge in this next election is less... It's really less about one political party over another, and it's more about our opportunity as voters to select leaders, first of all, to fire those who are against freedom and who are...

who by their essence are willing to take away our freedom in the name of national security and vote for people. Nobody's perfect. We shouldn't hold anybody up on a pedestal, but vote for those who are committed to the Constitution and who hold those values that represent the interests of the people.

who by their essence are willing to take away our freedom in the name of national security and vote for people. Nobody's perfect. We shouldn't hold anybody up on a pedestal, but vote for those who are committed to the Constitution and who hold those values that represent the interests of the people.

who by their essence are willing to take away our freedom in the name of national security and vote for people. Nobody's perfect. We shouldn't hold anybody up on a pedestal, but vote for those who are committed to the Constitution and who hold those values that represent the interests of the people.

This is a tough question. I've known President Biden for a lot of years. I knew his son, Beau, who served in the National Guard the same time that I did. I consider Joe Biden a friend. He is someone over the years that I've talked to and shared laughs with and spent time with in different situations.

This is a tough question. I've known President Biden for a lot of years. I knew his son, Beau, who served in the National Guard the same time that I did. I consider Joe Biden a friend. He is someone over the years that I've talked to and shared laughs with and spent time with in different situations.