Oops, Trump's new Director of National Intelligence wasn't even smart enough to delete her tweet calling him the b-word

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

77% : Trump has nominated Tulsi Gabbard to become the next Director of National Intelligence.
66% : Now that Gabbard is to be the next DNI, she'll be working closely with Trump to ensure the country's national interests.
58% : Gabbard wasn't afraid of going toe-to-toe with the Stable Genius back in the old days, and as people on social media have pointed out, she hasn't even deleted the tweet that implicitly called Trump the b-word.
37% : Trump can bandy around insults with totalitarian dictators all he wants, but that has neither stopped them from stockpiling those nukes in the Korean Peninsula nor brought any measure of lasting conciliation in the ongoing East-West conflict.
29% : Now this track record at first glance might look like the exact opposite of what Trump needs in his new administration, but not if you consider that Gabbard officially joined the Republican Party in 2024.
26% : Trump has promised to get a ceasefire in Gaza and an end to the devastating war in Ukraine, which has already caused more than a million military and civilian casualties, but I highly doubt he's as persuasive in these matters as he thinks he is.
20% : "Considering Gabbard's long-held stance against military interventionism, it's obvious why she became disillusioned with the way the Biden administration has handled all these recent conflicts, but why she thought Trump would be any different when he is, in fact, partially responsible for the ongoing conflict between Israel and Occupied Palestine is anyone's guess.

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