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How Tulsi Gabbard Can Reform the Intelligence Community To Better Serve Americans
Tulsi Gabbard faced an uphill fight to be confirmed as director of national intelligence. Even some conservatives in Congress viewed her with trepidation. But far from reacting in fear, conservatives should hail her confirmation as a chance to reform a national security apparatus that has long ignored direction by the executive branch.
Gabbard joined the Hawaii Army National Guard in 2003, serving in both Iraq and Kuwait before climbing the ranks to become a lieutenant colonel, during which time she was deployed to the Horn of ...
President Donald Trump nominated Tulsi Gabbard, 43, to serve as director of national intelligence on Nov. 13, 2024. She ...
Nearly all Senate Republicans voted to confirm Gabbard as President Donald Trump's director of national intelligence.
Tulsi Gabbard, the latest director of national intelligence under Donald Trump, has a signature grey streak in her hair. And there's a clear reason.
How a veteran with very little experience in foreign intelligence ended up overseeing the nation's spy agencies.
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