Georgia lawmakers are sounding the alarm over a bizarre incident where former US Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, now the president's director of national intelligence, was spotted lurking around an FBI evidence truck during a raid on election documents in Fulton County, Georgia. The warrant executed by the FBI sought records from the 2020 election, including ballots, tabulator tapes, and voter rolls.
Senator Jon Ossoff (D-GA) expressed alarm at Gabbard's presence, stating that she is "totally unqualified" to lead the nation's spymasters due to her support for debunked conspiracy theories surrounding the 2020 election. Senator Mark Warner (D-VA) echoed this sentiment, calling Gabbard's actions a "domestic political stunt designed to legitimize conspiracy theories that undermine our democracy."
Despite Gabbard's lack of explanation for her presence, an unnamed senior administration official claimed that foreign threats to election integrity justified her involvement. However, this reasoning has raised concerns among Democratic lawmakers in Georgia, who argue that the raid serves to intimidate voters and election officials rather than advance any legitimate law enforcement aims.
Representatives Nikema Williams (D-GA) and Joaquin Castro (D-CA), a member of the House Intelligence Committee, have called for an explanation from the US Attorney General's office. They claim it is "extremely unusual" that Gabbard was involved in this type of domestic operation and should be subject to oversight by the intelligence committee.
The incident has left many wondering about Gabbard's true motivations and whether her actions are a legitimate attempt to protect election integrity or a partisan stunt to promote conspiracy theories. As the investigation continues, one thing is clear: the involvement of the nation's top spy in a domestic operation surrounding elections has sparked widespread concern and skepticism.
Senator Jon Ossoff (D-GA) expressed alarm at Gabbard's presence, stating that she is "totally unqualified" to lead the nation's spymasters due to her support for debunked conspiracy theories surrounding the 2020 election. Senator Mark Warner (D-VA) echoed this sentiment, calling Gabbard's actions a "domestic political stunt designed to legitimize conspiracy theories that undermine our democracy."
Despite Gabbard's lack of explanation for her presence, an unnamed senior administration official claimed that foreign threats to election integrity justified her involvement. However, this reasoning has raised concerns among Democratic lawmakers in Georgia, who argue that the raid serves to intimidate voters and election officials rather than advance any legitimate law enforcement aims.
Representatives Nikema Williams (D-GA) and Joaquin Castro (D-CA), a member of the House Intelligence Committee, have called for an explanation from the US Attorney General's office. They claim it is "extremely unusual" that Gabbard was involved in this type of domestic operation and should be subject to oversight by the intelligence committee.
The incident has left many wondering about Gabbard's true motivations and whether her actions are a legitimate attempt to protect election integrity or a partisan stunt to promote conspiracy theories. As the investigation continues, one thing is clear: the involvement of the nation's top spy in a domestic operation surrounding elections has sparked widespread concern and skepticism.
... she's supposed to be the director of national intel now but she just shows up at an fbi raid looking all suspicious 
. i mean, senator ossoff is saying she's unqualified to lead our spymasters but at the same time the admin official is like "foreign threats justify her involvement"... what even is that? 
. i guess we'll have to wait and see what comes out of this investigation 
? And now the Democrats are crying foul, saying it's a domestic political stunt... but what if there was some actual legit reason behind it? You never know, maybe she did stumble upon something juicy that made her want to investigate 
this is so fishy!!! tulsi gabbard just showing up outta nowhere at an FBI raid... it's super suspicious! 
i don't trust her one bit, especially with national intel 
calling out gabbard for spreading conspiracy theories... someone needs to set the record straight! 
the democrats are saying she's just trying to legitimize conspiracy theories and undermine democracy, while the administration is claiming it's all about protecting election integrity. who do you believe? 
our top spy should be above all that conspiracy theory stuff. she deserves better 
! I don't get why she's even there. Is she trying to help or cause trouble? And what's with all the conspiracy theories surrounding the 2020 election? Can we just focus on fact-checking instead of spreading rumors? 
. One sec, she's all pro-truth and integrity, and then the next, she's lurking around a police truck like it's no biggie 
. Gabbard's got connections now as the head of national intel, and I don’t buy that it’s all just about the election security thing 
. Something fishy is going on here, and we need more transparency ASAP 
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They're saying it was to protect election integrity, but that just doesn't add up. It sounds like a total setup to me... or maybe they're trying to distract us from the real issues with elections in this country 
. Either way, I'm not buying it. We need some answers, ASAP! 
What's her true angle? Shouldn't there be more transparency on this whole thing? It's unsettling to see someone in such a high-level position, especially the head of national intel, getting involved in something that could be seen as an intimidation tactic by voters and election officials. I just don't trust it... 
. Can we say that Tulsi Gabbard's actions have been amplified by social media? I think so 
And now we're supposed to believe that foreign threats to election integrity are legit reason for her to be here? 
And now all these politicians are going back and forth about whether this is a legitimate operation or some kind of partisan stunt. Can we just get some answers already? 
. and what really gets me is that this could be seen as a way to intimidate voters and election officials, which is just not cool 
, we deserve to know what's going on here 
