If you were wondering why radical Democrats were so opposed to former Hawaii congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard being President Donald Trump’s Director of Intelligence, her first major move since being confirmed and sworn in will make it all clear.
More than a few of the major initiatives of Trump’s America First Agenda have had roadblocks thrown in front of them by the federal bureaucracy that a totally different agenda of their own, says U.S. Department of Homeland Security Krisit Noem.
You could see this for yourself last month during the botched immigration raid that took place in Los Angeles after several leakers informed the largest newspaper in the city about the raid, endangering the lives of U.S. Customs and Immigration officers.
In order to fight back against this kind of nonsense, Gabbard is using the “deep state” against itself. She’s a smart cookie, that one. It’s almost like the president did his research and knew who he needed in what positions to ensure he got his agenda put in place.
“The national intelligence community will be ‘aggressively pursuing’ leaks within the executive branch in the coming weeks, Gabbard said. Among the transgressions already identified are leakers sharing information with the Huffington Post, sharing information about Israel-Iran relations with the Washington Post, and sharing sensitive U.S.-Russia matters with NBC News, according to conservative reporter Eric Daugherty,” Trending Politics News reported.
“That ends now. We know of and are aggressively pursuing recent leakers from within the Intelligence Community and will hold them accountable,” the former Democratic congresswoman went on to say in a statement.
Noem announced earlier this month that a number of leakers have already been busted. She didn’t reveal where they were located, however, Tom Homan, Trump’s border czar, suggested all roads lead back to the FBI.
As the Trump administration’s caustic purge of career bureaucrats has picked up speed, officials have had to contend with holdovers from the Biden-Harris administration working within the agencies now headed by some of President Trump’s top allies. Although many have resigned in protest, others continue to delay reform, as exemplified recently when many midlevel managers across the federal government directed their employees to ignore a request by Elon Musk to report on what work they had performed in the past week.
Some who worked for the Biden-Harris administration and are now on the outside are continuing to use their access to government sources to disrupt parts of President Trump’s agenda.
One thing to point out about these leaks is that they are being carried out by individuals who believe that criminals with rap sheets a mile long who have crossed over the southern border into our country without legal permission, have more rights than you, a citizen of this great nation.
God forbid.
Citizens contribute to this nation in ways that cannot be accurately measured. No way should illegal migrants be granted special privileges and treatment, nor be given unlimited welfare and other entitlements, at the expense of the taxpayer while Americans struggle day-to-day to make ends meet.
Pablo Manriquez, who previously served as a director of Latino and Hispanic outreach for the national Democratic Party, revealed this month that ICE was suiting up for a raid in northern Virginia, according to “Fox & Friends” hosts who called for the activist to face consequences for his actions.
“ICE RAIDS are planned for Monday & Tuesday in Northern Virginia, per multiple sources who tell us ICE has obtained between 75 and 100 judicial warrants,” Manriquez went on to write on social media while also providing a series of helpful tips on how those who crossed over the border illegally can evade capture by immigration authorities.
The announcement from Gabbard isn’t the first to reveal the expulsion of federal officials trying to block Trump’s agenda. In February, during an interview with Jesse Watters of Fox News, she revealed that over 100 intelligence officials had been fired for participating in “obscene” online sex chatrooms.
“When you see what these people were saying,” she said to Watters during the interview, “they were brazen in using an NSA platform intended for professional use to conduct this — kind of really, really horrific behavior.”
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