Tulsi Gabbard

And the very, very, very slow rebuild process that's going on there, that people who lost their homes are still paying property taxes and mortgages for the land and the home that they have, that they are not able to live on in any way at all. You look at... I don't think I'd do it. I don't think I'd be doing it. That's the thing, is those are two of many examples.

And the very, very, very slow rebuild process that's going on there, that people who lost their homes are still paying property taxes and mortgages for the land and the home that they have, that they are not able to live on in any way at all. You look at... I don't think I'd do it. I don't think I'd be doing it. That's the thing, is those are two of many examples.

And the very, very, very slow rebuild process that's going on there, that people who lost their homes are still paying property taxes and mortgages for the land and the home that they have, that they are not able to live on in any way at all. You look at... I don't think I'd do it. I don't think I'd be doing it. That's the thing, is those are two of many examples.

You have a level of poverty in West Virginia that I think many Americans would not see if but going to a third world country on the other side of the planet. The needs that we have here are very real. And part of the dissatisfaction that the American people have had for so long in our government is that the government, by and large, FEMA is a great example.

You have a level of poverty in West Virginia that I think many Americans would not see if but going to a third world country on the other side of the planet. The needs that we have here are very real. And part of the dissatisfaction that the American people have had for so long in our government is that the government, by and large, FEMA is a great example.

You have a level of poverty in West Virginia that I think many Americans would not see if but going to a third world country on the other side of the planet. The needs that we have here are very real. And part of the dissatisfaction that the American people have had for so long in our government is that the government, by and large, FEMA is a great example.

You take all of this money, so much of this money, and it feeds into this bureaucracy. And you have all these officials going to places like Western North Carolina. I went there. And you hear the angst in people's voices when they say, no, FEMA hasn't been here. And they're hoarding supplies here or there. They're saying, hey, here you go. Here's 500 bucks. Like, what a freaking insult that is.

You take all of this money, so much of this money, and it feeds into this bureaucracy. And you have all these officials going to places like Western North Carolina. I went there. And you hear the angst in people's voices when they say, no, FEMA hasn't been here. And they're hoarding supplies here or there. They're saying, hey, here you go. Here's 500 bucks. Like, what a freaking insult that is.

You take all of this money, so much of this money, and it feeds into this bureaucracy. And you have all these officials going to places like Western North Carolina. I went there. And you hear the angst in people's voices when they say, no, FEMA hasn't been here. And they're hoarding supplies here or there. They're saying, hey, here you go. Here's 500 bucks. Like, what a freaking insult that is.

And then they see what's going on with, oh, we sent another 50 billion to Ukraine today. And the next, oh, we sent another 100 billion. And how people are celebrating that. when they're not even looking at what's happening in our own backyard.

And then they see what's going on with, oh, we sent another 50 billion to Ukraine today. And the next, oh, we sent another 100 billion. And how people are celebrating that. when they're not even looking at what's happening in our own backyard.

And then they see what's going on with, oh, we sent another 50 billion to Ukraine today. And the next, oh, we sent another 100 billion. And how people are celebrating that. when they're not even looking at what's happening in our own backyard.

And this is what I saw and experienced when I was helping President Trump during his election campaign was that there was a spark of hope in people's hearts when they saw that he was addressing the very things that they were most concerned about, their health and well-being, securing our borders, not allowing boys to play in girls' sports or allowing them into girls' sports.

And this is what I saw and experienced when I was helping President Trump during his election campaign was that there was a spark of hope in people's hearts when they saw that he was addressing the very things that they were most concerned about, their health and well-being, securing our borders, not allowing boys to play in girls' sports or allowing them into girls' sports.

And this is what I saw and experienced when I was helping President Trump during his election campaign was that there was a spark of hope in people's hearts when they saw that he was addressing the very things that they were most concerned about, their health and well-being, securing our borders, not allowing boys to play in girls' sports or allowing them into girls' sports.

bathrooms, things that are common sense and address the everyday needs of the American people, our security, him being the president of peace and trying to prevent war. This is a shift.

bathrooms, things that are common sense and address the everyday needs of the American people, our security, him being the president of peace and trying to prevent war. This is a shift.

bathrooms, things that are common sense and address the everyday needs of the American people, our security, him being the president of peace and trying to prevent war. This is a shift.

This is the beginning of a shift to what we are all seeking to bring about, which is in this 250th anniversary of the founding of our country, how about let's have a government that actually serves the people, a government that is of, by, and for the people.

This is the beginning of a shift to what we are all seeking to bring about, which is in this 250th anniversary of the founding of our country, how about let's have a government that actually serves the people, a government that is of, by, and for the people.