Tulsi Gabbard has resigned as Director of National Intelligence to stand by her husband, Abraham, as he battles a rare bone cancer. In a town full of power-hungry politicians, her decision to put family first shows real character and strength.
This is what true priorities look like. When your loved one faces a serious health battle, nothing else matters more than being by their side. Tulsi is choosing loyalty and love over position and prestige.
We stand with Tulsi and Abraham during this difficult fight. Their marriage and commitment to each other are examples that many in Washington could learn from. Family always comes before politics.
Let’s all lift them up in prayer right now. Pray for Abraham’s healing, strength, peace, and full recovery. Pray for Tulsi as she supports him through this challenge. God is bigger than any diagnosis.
Tulsi, we have your back and Abraham’s. You chose what matters most. America respects leaders who live by principle and put loved ones first. Praying for complete healing and strength for your family.
Thomas Williams
I believe Tulsi Gabbard has an arrangement with Trump not to be in his administration because Tulsi tells the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. Trump doesn't want her to do that and agreed to let Tusi resign using her husband's cancer fior a public parting of the ways, and the News media are also playing along. I don’t think I’m able or capable, and I certainly don’t want to forgive the elected people in your state or federal government candidates we voted for, entrusting them to handle our U.S. government's affairs honestly. A decent and fair way, and not to break the law, demanding my forgiveness. So just for your information, I will not forgive political corruption in government or media, while understanding that the people elected are not underage and entitled to some room to learn from.
Taking the oath of office is crystal clear for everyone working for the U.S. government.
I don’t see anything in the U.S. Constitution or Declaration of Independence saying to choose or reject an American citizen because of their race. “If you don’t want racism in your community, don’t be racist.” is a simple choice for me when out and about in public.
I will not forgive political corruption against my family, friends, or myself at my expense.
Our country's government demands restitution, accountability by the judiciary branch, and furthermore, I want to know the truth about when the media members covering the news knew about the crimes the people we elected cmmited them.
We, the American citizens voting, are obligated to God outside of the government, trying to live up to the standard of Jesus Christ's divine attitude and love. So, as far as I can tell, the people guilty of crimes and political corruption, not treating their neighbors with dignity and grace, are not the followers of the God of Abraham.
People living in the United States who are breaking the law must be investigated and not pose a danger to the rest of us.
Not reporting crime is contributing to a dangerous circumstance for everyone, so I trust my neighbors to help and not hurt. So as Tulsi rides towards the horizon, I am inclined to say. "Come back, Tulsi, come back!
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I pray for them. My dad died from bone cancer. It was the worst cancer I've ever seen.
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