Tulsi Gabbard: How I know Democrats' destructive policies are on purpose
Dave Rubin and Tulsi Gabbard were both once Democrats who woke up and each began their own journeys to the right.
“I held out hope and put my effort and energy toward actually trying to be constructive and bringing positive change to the Democratic Party,” Gabbard tells Rubin, “but especially in that presidential primary, it became tremendously clear to me that the Democrat elite have zero interest in being the traditional liberal party of JFK.”
“Not only did they have no interest, they actively attacked and smeared and tried to silence me for having the audacity to do that, and did it in the most obnoxious possible ways,” she continues.
Rubin remembers it well.
“Hillary Clinton I think went on 'The View,' if I’m not mistaken, and said you know, basically you’re a Putin stooge,” he recalls.
“The first time she talked about me publicly was on David Axelrod’s podcast, and without saying my name, essentially said the Russians were grooming me,” Gabbard says, adding that Clinton also called her, a war veteran, a “traitor” to the country.
Democrat leaders like Clinton and Biden do not reflect the liberal values of the great leaders from America’s past — and at this point, Gabbard knows they’re not even trying to do so.
“You believe it to be more calculated than just incompetence, right?” Rubin asks Gabbard.
“You might be able to say, ‘Oh well, gosh, they made a mistake here or there that could be attributed to incompetence,’” Gabbard says.
“But,” she continues, “we have seen now consistently throughout his entire administration over these last three and a half years, consistently pushing policies that undermine our freedom, that make our country less safe and less secure, and that is very quickly unraveling and destroying the foundational, fundamental elements of our country and what it means to be an American.”
“That has to be intentional.”
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RFK Jr. REVEALS what his first executive order will be — and the crowd goes CRAZY
In an exclusive town hall with Fox News, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said something that made the audience erupt into feverish applause.
The host, Sean Hannity, mentioned that “none of these big tech companies allowed anybody to read the laptop story in the weeks leading up to [the 2020] election,” which he thinks “is our government, in this case through the FBI, putting cinder blocks on a scale of an election.”
“Is that something you would stop?” he asks RFK, who responds with: “Yeah, I would stop that; in fact, I’m going to issue an executive order the moment I get into the White House, the first day … ending the weaponization of our agencies for political purposes.”
He can’t even finish his statement before the audience starts cheering.
Clearly people are sick of the flagrant censorship.
Rubin is encouraged by this “new coalition,” he calls it, that’s attempting to “[end] the machine and the agencies and their collusion with Big Tech and their assault ... on all of our foundational documents and our right to live as we see fit.”
Watch the full clip below.
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REACTION to Joe Biden’s speech addressing Trump’s near assassination – 'It was a campaign speech from the Oval Office'
Donald’s Trump’s almost assassination is undoubtedly “one of the singular most incredible things that any of us will ever witness,” says Stu Burguiere.
And yet, President Biden has treated his address as if it were “a campaign speech from the Oval Office.”
Stu is disgusted by Biden’s framing — that both sides need to “lower the temperature.”
“This isn't a situation where the right needs to lower its temperature,” he condemns, pointing to the reality that the Republican “candidate in this race almost got his head blown off.”
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If anyone needs to “lower the temperature,” according to Stu, it’s the left.
The temperature was “raised intentionally by the left” when it realized its campaign was “falling apart” due to Biden being “a giant failure,” he explains.
“He is too old, and he [is] desperate, and when a candidate gets desperate, they ... start grasping for straws; the straw they picked out was: What if we turn on the temperature on Donald Trump?” he says, pointing to Biden’s comment on a recent donor call during which he said, “We have to put the bullseye on Trump.”
While Stu doesn’t think Biden’s bullseye comment is necessarily what inspired the shooter at Trump’s rally, he does think that Democrats were attempting to “distract people away from their own problems” by denigrating Trump, especially when they started “intentionally comparing him to Hitler,” which ultimately culminated into Trump escaping within a literal inch of his life.
Stu’s biggest criticism, however, is Biden’s “disgusting” decision to include a “laundry list” of examples of unacceptable political violence — all of which were pointed at the right.
He mentioned “violence against elected officials on January 6th,” “a former Speaker of the House’s husband getting beat up in his house” (a reference to the attack on Nancy Pelosi’s husband), “officials ... being harassed after the election because of election fraud,” and “the governor who was almost kidnapped” (a reference to the plot to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer).
“This dirt bag ... gave a both-sides setup and then gave all examples of things that he deemed right-wing,” criticizes Stu, adding that Biden failed to mention the “10% of elected Republicans [who] were almost murdered on a baseball field,” “[Supreme Court Justice] Brett Kavanaugh almost having his life taken by a person trying to kill him,” “the George Floyd riots,” and “Antifa violence.”
“This is a man who cares far more about his own campaign than he does the country and keeping it together,” he says.
To hear more of Stu’s analysis, watch the video above.
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