Home Actress Tulsi Gabbard HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers August 2024 Tulsi Gabbard Instagram - “I don't think you should believe that running for office is just for somebody else. I've been encouraged by an increasing number of veterans who are running for Congress this year. It's fantastic. Veterans are running for their State House and their State Senate. It's awesome. I'm not saying just because you're a veteran, you're going to be a great leader, but veterans bring a sense of selflessness to the table. They have lived what it means to put country first. That's important. Here in Hawaii, I was really disheartened to see that of all registered voters only 33% actually took the time to vote in our last primary. That's an abysmally low number. I would have thought that in this post-COVID environment where a lot of decisions were being made by leaders, it would fire people up and activate them a little more. But I'm pretty sure this was lower than it was in previous years. The takeaway message is that there are things happening in this country that concern you and that concern those you care about, whether they be your family, your friends, or your fellow service members. You better start paying attention. Get involved.” — LTC Tulsi Gabbard (Army, OIF Veteran) @tulsigabbard

Tulsi Gabbard Instagram – “I don’t think you should believe that running for office is just for somebody else. I’ve been encouraged by an increasing number of veterans who are running for Congress this year. It’s fantastic. Veterans are running for their State House and their State Senate. It’s awesome. I’m not saying just because you’re a veteran, you’re going to be a great leader, but veterans bring a sense of selflessness to the table. They have lived what it means to put country first. That’s important. Here in Hawaii, I was really disheartened to see that of all registered voters only 33% actually took the time to vote in our last primary. That’s an abysmally low number. I would have thought that in this post-COVID environment where a lot of decisions were being made by leaders, it would fire people up and activate them a little more. But I’m pretty sure this was lower than it was in previous years. The takeaway message is that there are things happening in this country that concern you and that concern those you care about, whether they be your family, your friends, or your fellow service members. You better start paying attention. Get involved.” — LTC Tulsi Gabbard (Army, OIF Veteran) @tulsigabbard

Tulsi Gabbard Instagram - “I don't think you should believe that running for office is just for somebody else. I've been encouraged by an increasing number of veterans who are running for Congress this year. It's fantastic. Veterans are running for their State House and their State Senate. It's awesome. I'm not saying just because you're a veteran, you're going to be a great leader, but veterans bring a sense of selflessness to the table. They have lived what it means to put country first. That's important. Here in Hawaii, I was really disheartened to see that of all registered voters only 33% actually took the time to vote in our last primary. That's an abysmally low number. I would have thought that in this post-COVID environment where a lot of decisions were being made by leaders, it would fire people up and activate them a little more. But I'm pretty sure this was lower than it was in previous years. The takeaway message is that there are things happening in this country that concern you and that concern those you care about, whether they be your family, your friends, or your fellow service members. You better start paying attention. Get involved.” — LTC Tulsi Gabbard (Army, OIF Veteran) @tulsigabbard

Tulsi Gabbard Instagram – “I don’t think you should believe that running for office is just for somebody else. I’ve been encouraged by an increasing number of veterans who are running for Congress this year. It’s fantastic. Veterans are running for their State House and their State Senate. It’s awesome. I’m not saying just because you’re a veteran, you’re going to be a great leader, but veterans bring a sense of selflessness to the table. They have lived what it means to put country first. That’s important.

Here in Hawaii, I was really disheartened to see that of all registered voters only 33% actually took the time to vote in our last primary. That’s an abysmally low number. I would have thought that in this post-COVID environment where a lot of decisions were being made by leaders, it would fire people up and activate them a little more. But I’m pretty sure this was lower than it was in previous years. The takeaway message is that there are things happening in this country that concern you and that concern those you care about, whether they be your family, your friends, or your fellow service members. You better start paying attention. Get involved.” — LTC Tulsi Gabbard (Army, OIF Veteran)

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Tulsi Gabbard Instagram – “The ideology of not being political is dangerous in the sense that if you live in this country, you are directly affected by the decisions politicians make. It could be a local issue like your City Council member deciding where your drinking water comes from. There are very practical implications, and you might want to care a little bit about that. If it’s your local Board of Education, on which you have people who are elected, making decisions about whether or not your child who is 9 or 10 years old is being exposed to highly sexually graphic books in their schools… I’m not a parent, but I would imagine if I were, I would care a lot about that. That’s politics, I suppose. But that’s the political process at work. If you care about those things, you may want to learn about them and at a minimum, get involved with voting, but it requires being informed.

I’ve had friends in the military on active duty who’ve told me that very thing, ‘I don’t do politics.’ Fine, but you care about your retirement. You care about your health benefits. You care about whether or not you’re going to be deployed over and over again where you’re wondering, ‘What the hell are we doing in this country now? How does this have anything to do with America, or freedom, or democracy?’ And so on, and so forth. Well, if you care about those things, then you should get involved, you should know what’s going on. And again, the bare minimum anyone can do is vote and know who they’re voting for. Make those decisions because it can be the difference between somebody voting for or against your right to free speech.” — LTC Tulsi Gabbard (Army, OIF Veteran)

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Tulsi Gabbard Instagram – Thanksgiving is a wonderful day to pause, reflect on all we’re grateful for. I’m grateful to God for His unconditional love, for the chance to learn and grow, and do my best to be of service to God and others. I am grateful for the love of a wonderful caring husband and many friends. During these difficult times, I am grateful to be alive, and have the opportunity to serve our nation, and work for the enduring peace, safety, and freedom of the American people. #happythanksgiving

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