Concerns Mount Over Tulsi Gabbard's Alleged Ties to Russian Propaganda

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Nearly 100 former US diplomats and intelligence officials have urged the Senate to scrutinize Tulsi Gabbard, Trump's nominee for director of national intelligence, over her alleged sympathies for dictators like Putin and Assad, and her lack of intelligence experience. The officials expressed concerns about her past actions and statements, including her meeting with Assad and her views on the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Gabbard and her supporters dismiss these concerns as a smear campaign, citing her anti-interventionist stance.
- Former US officials alarmed over Tulsi Gabbard’s alleged ‘sympathy for dictators’ The Guardian US
- Nearly 100 former national security officials 'alarmed' at prospect of Gabbard leading intel community NBC News
- Tulsi Gabbard's views on Russia shaped in part by Kremlin propaganda outlet, ex-aides say ABC News
- Gabbard seen as tough lift for Trump in Senate GOP The Hill
- Ex-Aides Say Gabbard Regularly Consumed Russian State Media: Report Rolling Stone
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