Washington’s swamp thrives on a system that puts entrenched bureaucrats and political insiders ahead of the American people. Nowhere is this more evident than in our intelligence community — a closed-off bureaucracy plagued by inefficiency, unaccountability, and outright hostility toward transparency and constitutionally guaranteed rights. It’s long past time for a change, and that is why I proudly support Tulsi Gabbard’s nomination for director of national intelligence.
Tulsi’s record speaks for itself. A decorated combat veteran in the Hawaii Army National Guard, she has firsthand experience with national security threats and the weight of defending our nation. In Congress, she served on the House Armed Services and Foreign Affairs committees, tackling critical national security issues and gaining direct insight into the intelligence community’s operations and shortcomings. Unlike the bureaucrats who have run the system into the ground, Tulsi has shown the courage to speak out against the status quo, refusing to bow to political pressure.
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