Tulsi Gabbard

I dedicate a chapter to identity politics and how the Democrat party is racializing everything

and trying to tear us apart, dedicate a chapter to free speech.

These are fundamental principles that are grounded and rooted in our Constitution, and they're not issues per se, but they are factors that impact every one of us.

I don't care what your political party is.

my experience is being outlined.

And I am encouraging people to leave the Democrat Party behind because that's the party that I was part of for over 20 years.

But the things that I'm bringing up are things that we should all be concerned about and that should drive us, if we care, to actually want to take action.

At its core.

It comes from people who ultimately want to be God.

They want to be the ultimate master.

They want to be the ultimate creator.

They want to be the controller of all that they survey.

Mm-hmm.

So when you look at, for example, people who have faith in God, well, if you have faith in God, that means you are not going to be open to having faith in them or their power or the government.

And so therefore, they view this as a competition.

That they have to compete for our faith and our allegiance and our loyalty.

And that if we believe in an authority and higher power that is more powerful than the government, then that takes away what they view as their oxygen.

I can't give you a number, but when you look at people who are telling us that what we know to be objectively true in the biological difference between a man and a woman and a boy and a girl, and they tell us you're wrong, just believe what we are telling you, that a biological male can become pregnant.

whether they realize, you know, there are definitely politicians out there who are just parroting the talking points.

because they're lazy and they're just trying to go along to get along and they're just trying to keep their job and they care more about keeping the job than actually speaking the truth.