A candidacy of Tulsi Gabbard has a number of detractors, no one denies this.
- She carries the dual susceptibility of being both female and a relatively young female (for political leadership) at that.
- She is 1/4 non-Aryan, though she has managed to integrate that aspect of herself pretty well. (Although, this seems to upset the larping Left more than the Right.)
- Religiously, she is a practicing Hindu, which is not as realistically-oriented a paradigm of thought as it could be.
- And she has already expressed left-wing leanings re: key issues facing Weimerica.
However, as a candidate, Tulsi Gabbard also has a some key assets.
- She has demonstrated the charisma of standing for what she believes in, which is a substantial characteristic in our age of spineless politicians.
- She can't be attacked for being a racist, nor a misogynist, nor really a bigot of any kind, which is one of the Jew's key tools of attack.
- As a Hindu, Tulsi Gabbard recognizes that the holy Swastika is an ancient symbol of life, still in use by numerous cultures, and not an expression of hatred towards Jews.
- Most importantly, she's genuinely anti-war, not just paying lip-service to the idea. Without upping the ante, the Jews won't get her into another war. The few anons who get on Zig Forums shilling for war are either insane, or paid, (or just as likely, both). All fun 'n games aside, not going to war is a major positive to the equation.
How well she would match up against President Trump, that I don't know. Personally, I think the likelihood of Trump's reelection is 99.995% But she would keep him honest, methinks. Esp. re: the not-going-to-war-for-Israel part. But first she has garner more support to put her in the game. The Jews REALLY hate her, which means that she's been identified as a threat to their schemes. The enemy has marked their own worst nemesis for us.
From an accelerationist perspective, Tulsi Gabbard has a lot of potential. She more of a centrist than a Left-leaning Democrat. This would drive the Left, which cannot slow down nor takes a step back, but must accelerate, this would drive the Left to ever greater political stunts. I think this would ultimately be redpilling for the Nation.
Rereading this, weighing the pros and cons, how do I feel about Tulsi Gabbard? She's pretty, she's charismatic, and she's conservative. Those are not nothing. She's staunchly not Jewish, and won't go to war for Israel. That's a big plus. And I think she's got a shot at disrupting some of the (((plans))) that the tools on the Left would drive us into. If we can get her into the running for the nomination as the Democratic candidate, despite the constant shilling and inner battles and cynics of Zig Forums, we've done something good.
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