Tulsi Gabbard 2020

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Tulsi is rising in polls.

Going to need a cite for that.

[Anonymous]

Insane! Tulsi surfs like a boss!

https://sports.yahoo.com/video/extreme-recess-surfing-congresswoman-tulsi-064010861.html

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Insane! Tulsi surfs like a boss!

https://sports.yahoo.com/video/extreme-recess-surfing-congresswoman-tulsi-064010861.html

I guess you don't have a cite for the rising polls claim.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Insane! Tulsi surfs like a boss!

https://sports.yahoo.com/video/extreme-recess-surfing-congresswoman-tulsi-064010861.html

I guess you don't have a cite for the rising polls claim.

I don’t know anything about the polling. Sorry- just posted the surf vid. Maybe pp will deliver.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tulsi is rising in polls.

Going to need a cite for that.

Jumped six spots- more than anyone- in rolling stone power ranking

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/2020-democrat-candidates-771735/amp/

[Anonymous]

I hope Andrew yang knocks her up on the campaign trail.

They are super cute in pics together and their child would be a perfect presidential candidate.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tulsi is rising in polls.

Going to need a cite for that.

Jumped six spots- more than anyone- in rolling stone power ranking

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/2020-democrat-candidates-771735/amp/

Looks like Yang jumped up six spots, too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tulsi is rising in polls.

Going to need a cite for that.

Jumped six spots- more than anyone- in rolling stone power ranking

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/2020-democrat-candidates-771735/amp/

That’s, um, not a poll.

[Anonymous]

I am nervous about her extremist conservative past.

She did not perform well at the "She the People" summit--she sounded canned, insincere, passionless about whatever her ill-projected mission was as a presidential candidate.

I liked what she had to say about Syria and the US's overindulgence in military action around the world.

She should stick with the race, get her message out, let the poeple decide. Even if she doesn't make it to the presidency, if she's got something important to say that resonates, it might influence the policies and platforms of the other candidates.

However, so far, I'm not as drawn to or impressed with her as I am with my personal "top three". I'd like to hear some specific policy agendas, even if it's just broad-brush.

YMMV.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am nervous about her extremist conservative past.

She did not perform well at the "She the People" summit--she sounded canned, insincere, passionless about whatever her ill-projected mission was as a presidential candidate.

I liked what she had to say about Syria and the US's overindulgence in military action around the world.

She should stick with the race, get her message out, let the poeple decide. Even if she doesn't make it to the presidency, if she's got something important to say that resonates, it might influence the policies and platforms of the other candidates.

However, so far, I'm not as drawn to or impressed with her as I am with my personal "top three". I'd like to hear some specific policy agendas, even if it's just broad-brush.

YMMV.

What is her “extreme conservative past?” You mean because she’s against a regime change foreign policy?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am nervous about her extremist conservative past.

She did not perform well at the "She the People" summit--she sounded canned, insincere, passionless about whatever her ill-projected mission was as a presidential candidate.

I liked what she had to say about Syria and the US's overindulgence in military action around the world.

She should stick with the race, get her message out, let the poeple decide. Even if she doesn't make it to the presidency, if she's got something important to say that resonates, it might influence the policies and platforms of the other candidates.

However, so far, I'm not as drawn to or impressed with her as I am with my personal "top three". I'd like to hear some specific policy agendas, even if it's just broad-brush.

YMMV.

What is her “extreme conservative past?” You mean because she’s against a regime change foreign policy?

Not PP but perhaps he/she meant her calling gay people wanting civil unions (not even marriage equality) “homosexual extremists.” Maybe read the whole thread?

[Anonymous]

Stop trying to make fetch happen!

She isn't even really running. My guess is she's using this platform to audition for a spot on CNN or msnbc. You know, a high paying fun job. And she'll write a book.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am nervous about her extremist conservative past.

She did not perform well at the "She the People" summit--she sounded canned, insincere, passionless about whatever her ill-projected mission was as a presidential candidate.

I liked what she had to say about Syria and the US's overindulgence in military action around the world.

She should stick with the race, get her message out, let the poeple decide. Even if she doesn't make it to the presidency, if she's got something important to say that resonates, it might influence the policies and platforms of the other candidates.

However, so far, I'm not as drawn to or impressed with her as I am with my personal "top three". I'd like to hear some specific policy agendas, even if it's just broad-brush.

YMMV.

What is her “extreme conservative past?” You mean because she’s against a regime change foreign policy?

Not PP but perhaps he/she meant her calling gay people wanting civil unions (not even marriage equality) “homosexual extremists.” Maybe read the whole thread?

Please- this whole gay-hoax with tulsi is nonsense peddled out of south bend- just like the pence the hoax. Churn the outrage machine!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am nervous about her extremist conservative past.

She did not perform well at the "She the People" summit--she sounded canned, insincere, passionless about whatever her ill-projected mission was as a presidential candidate.

I liked what she had to say about Syria and the US's overindulgence in military action around the world.

She should stick with the race, get her message out, let the poeple decide. Even if she doesn't make it to the presidency, if she's got something important to say that resonates, it might influence the policies and platforms of the other candidates.

However, so far, I'm not as drawn to or impressed with her as I am with my personal "top three". I'd like to hear some specific policy agendas, even if it's just broad-brush.

YMMV.

What is her “extreme conservative past?” You mean because she’s against a regime change foreign policy?

Not PP but perhaps he/she meant her calling gay people wanting civil unions (not even marriage equality) “homosexual extremists.” Maybe read the whole thread?

Please- this whole gay-hoax with tulsi is nonsense peddled out of south bend- just like the pence the hoax. Churn the outrage machine!

Where’s the hoax? She actually said that. And we were discussing it in January way before Buttigieg was in the race.

[Anonymous]

Ha. She is such a joke.