There is a pattern developing with regard to President-elect Donald Trump’s recent nominations: He announces someone apparently well suited to executing the agenda he successfully campaigned on; those with vested interests in the status quo panic; and establishmentarians viciously attack the nominees, pleading with nominal Republicans in the U.S. Senate to prevent their confirmation.
This pattern has been repeated for multiple picks, including former Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz, Pete Hegseth, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Although virtually all of Trump’s nominations have ruffled feathers, his choice of Lt. Col. Tulsi Gabbard to serve as the director of national intelligence appears to have inspired a special kind of unease among Democratic lawmakers, the liberal media, and elements of the intelligence community.
The media
The Atlantic’s Tom Nichols rushed to characterize Gabbard’s nomination as a “national security risk,” complaining that she previously suggested NATO might have had something to do with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and that Syria did not pose a direct threat to the United States.
“Gabbard is a classic case of ‘horseshoe’ politics,” Nichols warned. “Her views can seem both extremely left and extremely right, which is probably why people such as Tucker Carlson — a conservative who has turned into … whatever pro-Russia right-wingers are called now — have taken a liking to the former Democrat (who was previously a Republican and is now again a member of the GOP).” […]
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