Tulsi Gabbard

I'm not saying you should believe what I believe or casting judgment on anyone.

It's not that.

It's about the Constitution and recognizing that our government should not be weaponized against people of faith.

and spirituality.

And that freedom of religion does not mean that God does not exist in our public life at all.

It means I get to express my love for God, my faith in God in the way that I choose, whether it be in private or in public at the time of my choosing.

And another person who is an atheist also has the freedom to express their views and their

belief system.

I dedicate a chapter obviously to the topic of war.

It's very personal.

I dedicate a chapter to family, the foundational fabric of civilization.

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.