"GREG GUTFELD: What have you got for us? KAT TIMPF: I mean, you have to see how some people might be feeling a little bit of whiplash here, given that Trump spent 10 years railing against U.S.-led regime change war. His own director of intelligence as recently as two months ago was railing against regime change war, and then he does one."
"GREG GUTFELD: Why is this a regime change? The regime is still there, as far as I know, the vice president. KAT TIMPF: Let me get this straight. We go to a country, we capture their leader, we bomb it, and then we say, we run this country now, and that's not war. But when they send cocaine over here that people are willingly snorting, that is war?"
"Receiving some very brutal personal attacks for having the same opinion on foreign policy as I've had my entire career and from many of the same people who had claimed to share this view with me as recently as a few months ago. I thought it might be bad, but it's worse."
Kat Timpf criticized President Trump's strike and capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro as regime change that contradicts his past opposition to U.S.-led regime change. Timpf noted whiplash given a decade of Trump railing against regime change and recent warnings from his director of intelligence, then questioned labeling the action as anything but war after capturing a leader and bombing a country. Timpf received brutal personal attacks on social media for maintaining her long-held foreign policy position and observed that many attackers had previously claimed to share her view. Supporters replied praising her consistency and calling her authentic.
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