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Over 1,100 veterans have signed a letter endorsing Tulsi Gabbard for Director of National Intelligence. The letter highlights Gabbard's military service, including a deployment to Iraq, and her advocacy for veterans' health.
More than 1,100 veterans have signed a letter supporting Iraq War veteran and Army Reserve Lt. Col. Tulsi Gabbard for director of national intelligence in the incoming administration, according to the Trump transition team. There are now 1,100+ veterans who have signed the letter supporting @TulsiGabbard as President Trump’s nominee for Director of National Intelligence — up from 250 veterans last week, an X account for the transition team posted Tuesday.
We, the undersigned Veterans of the United States Armed Forces, strongly and unequivocally endorse Tulsi Gabbard to serve as President Trump’s Director of National Intelligence.While most Americans know Tulsi as a fearless and principled Congresswoman who stood up to entrenched political systems, we know her as a fellow veteran—one whose worldview was forged through the crucible of serving in combat zones and a lifelong devotion to service. Because of the September 11th, 2001 terrorist attacks, Tulsi answered the call of duty, enlisted in the Army, and stepped away from her position as a Hawaii State Representative when she volunteered to deploy to Iraq with her unit. Instead of using her political status to avoid deployment, Tulsi volunteered to serve in a medical unit in Iraq, directly facing the harsh realities, costs, and traumas of war.For nearly twenty-two years, Tulsi has continued to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with her fellow servicemembers. Most recently, she deployed with a Special Operations Task Force in Africa, combating Islamist terrorist cell threats. As a Member of Congress and as a civilian, Tulsi has been a stalwart advocate for veterans’ health concerning toxic exposures and cancer care as a result of our fellow veterans’ military service. Tulsi’s life exemplifies a rare blend of selflessness, courage, and leadership—qualities desperately needed to reform and strengthen our intelligence community. Signatories include members of Congress and military veterans Rep
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