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Tulsi Gabbard Running for President in 2020.

Tulsi Gabbard...one of the few politicians who is neither a "regular politician", nor a deranged radical. This woman is able to think for herself instead of either carrying out the marching orders of the "swamp", or lashing out with unhinged hatred. (Note that those two are sometimes one in the same.)

I feel that she is one of the few people who could unite members of the right and left and center. Political hacks shouldn't be called "moderates". There is a difference between wanting productive dialog with people across the aisle, as Tulsi does, and simply doing the bi-partisan bidding of multi-billion-dollar corporations and the military-industrial complex.

The Democratic National Committee is already drawing up plans to destroy her. Look out for "news" sources from the "mainstream left" trying to discredit her.

I don't know everything about her, but I can pretty much say right now that if she is a candidate in the Democratic primaries, I will vote for her, and I will likely also vote for her for president if she is the Democratic nominee. If not, at this point, it's Trump 2020.

 Further reading below:
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/tulsi-gabbard-hawaii-democrat-says-she-will-run-for-president-in-2020
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