Republicans deliver a clear message to America.
Tulsi Gabbard was confirmed as the director of National Intelligence yesterday (Feb. 12) in a 52-to-48 vote that left Senate Democrats aghast at the prospect of having their former colleague heading up the nation’s intelligence apparatus. Shortly after, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s bid to lead Health and Human Services advanced in a party-line move to end cloture, and a final vote is expected later today. Rumbles on the Hill suggest RFK is a lock. This latest round of Senate antics has been a proverbial kick to the Dems’ prone political body. In an existential crisis of its own making, the minority party is seeking a spiritual salve. And it might just find one – assuming its members are willing to accept some inconvenient truths.
Nominee Nuance
Since President Donald Trump…
