#tulsi-gabbard

#tulsi-gabbard

In a recent confirmation hearing, Tulsi Gabbard faced scrutiny over her 2017 trip to Syria, raising questions about her awareness of threats from a Syrian cleric.

Ms. Gabbard has repeatedly voiced views in line with the Kremlin's. She insisted that the Biden administration, NATO and some European countries had dismissed Russia's security concerns about Ukraine and that Mr. Putin, who ordered the military invasion, was not solely to blame for the conflict.

On Thursday she will be defending those comments. At her confirmation hearing, senators are likely to zero in on her sympathy toward Russian President Vladimir V. Putin's arguments for waging war in Ukraine.

"Mr. Trump has made no secret of his admiration for the governance style of dictators, calling Xi Jinping a 'brilliant guy'..."

Gabbard has sought to walk back her past criticism of the program, but Collins told The Hill she doesn't necessarily believe Gabbard's change of heart.

When Tulsi Gabbard departed Congress four years ago, she was not particularly wealthy. However, her income dramatically increased after aligning with MAGA, earning over $1.2 million last year.

Carlson alleged that Republican senators voting against Gabbard's nomination are enemies of the United States and defensively questioned why Americans should hate Assad.