Have a penchant for handsome women brehs
Tulsi stans, come get ya Auntie!
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AquaCityBoy
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Tulsi's fairly pretty, but not in the "she's so hot I wanna smash 
" kind of way.
More like in the "she's a unique looking exotical that you would see on a National Geographic cover in the '90s
" kind of way.
" kind of way.More like in the "she's a unique looking exotical that you would see on a National Geographic cover in the '90s
" kind of way.
Ethnic Vagina Finder
The Great Paper Chaser
Tulsi was a Jedi, and a Bernie Supporter. People forget she was part of the DNC, but stepped down after what they did to Bernie’s campaign in 2016. After why happened this past election cycle, she was basically pushed to the dark side of the force.
the problem is with the DNC and all of these old ass cac and c00ns who are in position of power. They have a stranglehold on the party. And it’s crazy how someone like Trump can come in and literally turn an entire party with ease.
the problem is with the DNC and all of these old ass cac and c00ns who are in position of power. They have a stranglehold on the party. And it’s crazy how someone like Trump can come in and literally turn an entire party with ease.
Even Rubio is calling her out.
Hell freezing over lmaoo
I hope you no longer live in Charlotte.
Vandelay
Life is absurd. Lean into it.
I hope they get her the fukk out of the paint. Even got Republicans calling her on her bullshyt.
Whose the clown on here who capes for her all the time?
You're gonna have to be more specific.
Oh?
Tulsi Gabbard’s Biggest Political Donor In 2021 Is A Putin Apologist
Tulsi Gabbard’s Biggest Political Donor In 2021 Is A Putin Apologist
Zach Everson05:07pm EDT
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I’m a staff writer at Forbes, reporting on money and politics.
Presidential candidate Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-Hawaii) held a town hall meeting in Detroit on Super Tuesday 2020. (Photo by Bill Pugliano/Getty Images)
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The largest individual donor to former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard’s (D-Hawaii) PAC in 2021 is an apologist for Vladimir Putin who runs a nonprofit that aims to foster cooperation between the U.S. and Russia. Gabbard has long taken pro-Russian positions, most recently on Sunday when she gave credence to a baseless Russian-supported conspiracy about U.S. involvement in biological-weapons laboratories in Ukraine.
In 1983, towards the end of the Cold War, Sharon Tennison, an American activist, founded the Center for Citizen Initiatives. Its mission is to “begin a series of citizen-to-citizen initiatives and exchanges, buttressed by official media PR and social-media networks across America and across Russia,” according to its website. During its 40 years, the center claims to have set up exchanges, helped launch Alcoholics Anonymous in Russia and taught business skills to Russian entrepreneurs. On a visit to Russia in 2016, the Federal Security Service detained Tennison for a few hours on suspicions of being a foreign agent, according to the Christian Science Monitor.
While advocating for peace, Tennison has repeatedly championed Russia’s dictator. For example, in 2018, she wrote, “Putin isn’t the problem, friends. The problem is the projection of our own ‘shadow’ on Putin and Russia.” In September 2020, Tennison observed, “Putin seems to ignore detractors and continues efforts to create venues to bring peoples and countries together despite vilifications.” And the day after Russia’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine, Tennison posted, “I am deeply concerned about a NATO country being on Russia’s borders in Ukraine … As for Putin’s current dilemma, I’m sorry he felt he had to intervene in Ukraine!” Ukraine is not and has never been a NATO member.
The crux of Tennison’s political contributions have gone to Gabbard, the former Democratic congresswoman and presidential candidate who’s been a prominent Russian sympathizer. Since July 2016, Tennison has contributed $15,000 to Gabbard’s political committees, including $2,000 last December to Tulsi Aloha, the leadership PAC that emerged from her presidential campaign. Donations in support of Gabbard comprise 69% of Tennison’s total political giving, according to records with the Federal Election Commission. Tulsi Aloha reported raising a total of $45,000 in 2021.
A month after Gabbard dropped her $50 million defamation lawsuit against Hillary Clinton over her remarks about a potential “Russian asset” running in the 2020 race, Tennison contributed $2,000 to Gabbard’s legal expense fund.
Neither Tennison nor Gabbard immediately responded to inquiries.
The founder of a group that aims to improve U.S.-Russian relations who's repeatedly defended Vladimir Putin was the largest donor to Tulsi Gabbard's PAC in 2021.
Federal Election Commission/Tulsi Aloha
Tulsi Gabbard’s Biggest Political Donor In 2021 Is A Putin Apologist
Tulsi Gabbard’s Biggest Political Donor In 2021 Is A Putin Apologist
Zach Everson05:07pm EDT
Billionaires
I’m a staff writer at Forbes, reporting on money and politics.
Presidential candidate Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-Hawaii) held a town hall meeting in Detroit on Super Tuesday 2020. (Photo by Bill Pugliano/Getty Images)
Getty Images
The largest individual donor to former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard’s (D-Hawaii) PAC in 2021 is an apologist for Vladimir Putin who runs a nonprofit that aims to foster cooperation between the U.S. and Russia. Gabbard has long taken pro-Russian positions, most recently on Sunday when she gave credence to a baseless Russian-supported conspiracy about U.S. involvement in biological-weapons laboratories in Ukraine.
In 1983, towards the end of the Cold War, Sharon Tennison, an American activist, founded the Center for Citizen Initiatives. Its mission is to “begin a series of citizen-to-citizen initiatives and exchanges, buttressed by official media PR and social-media networks across America and across Russia,” according to its website. During its 40 years, the center claims to have set up exchanges, helped launch Alcoholics Anonymous in Russia and taught business skills to Russian entrepreneurs. On a visit to Russia in 2016, the Federal Security Service detained Tennison for a few hours on suspicions of being a foreign agent, according to the Christian Science Monitor.
While advocating for peace, Tennison has repeatedly championed Russia’s dictator. For example, in 2018, she wrote, “Putin isn’t the problem, friends. The problem is the projection of our own ‘shadow’ on Putin and Russia.” In September 2020, Tennison observed, “Putin seems to ignore detractors and continues efforts to create venues to bring peoples and countries together despite vilifications.” And the day after Russia’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine, Tennison posted, “I am deeply concerned about a NATO country being on Russia’s borders in Ukraine … As for Putin’s current dilemma, I’m sorry he felt he had to intervene in Ukraine!” Ukraine is not and has never been a NATO member.
The crux of Tennison’s political contributions have gone to Gabbard, the former Democratic congresswoman and presidential candidate who’s been a prominent Russian sympathizer. Since July 2016, Tennison has contributed $15,000 to Gabbard’s political committees, including $2,000 last December to Tulsi Aloha, the leadership PAC that emerged from her presidential campaign. Donations in support of Gabbard comprise 69% of Tennison’s total political giving, according to records with the Federal Election Commission. Tulsi Aloha reported raising a total of $45,000 in 2021.
A month after Gabbard dropped her $50 million defamation lawsuit against Hillary Clinton over her remarks about a potential “Russian asset” running in the 2020 race, Tennison contributed $2,000 to Gabbard’s legal expense fund.
Neither Tennison nor Gabbard immediately responded to inquiries.
The founder of a group that aims to improve U.S.-Russian relations who's repeatedly defended Vladimir Putin was the largest donor to Tulsi Gabbard's PAC in 2021.
Federal Election Commission/Tulsi Aloha
She's going off the deep endPolitiFact - Tulsi Gabbard falsely claims U.S. ‘not so different’ from Russia on freedom of speech
bytch, you're on the most popular TV network in America spouting Putin apologia unmolested and you complain about censorship. Dissent like that in Russia would get you thrown in prison, and you got the audacity to "both sides" this shyt...
