Opinion: DeSantis 2024?

[BengalYankee]

(04-05-2023, 12:22 PM)Dill Wrote: No one disputes that Gabbard was once a Democrat and supported Dem policies. 

Anyone who likes those policies should be voting for the party that continues to push those policies, 
not someone who left that party.

Because she left, the question is how does Gabbard stand on all these "liberal" issues now.

Can you produce some of her more recent policy statements, at least since August 2022? 

Can you explain why she has endorsed 12 Republicans who are NOT for assault rifle bans, lgbqt rights, etc., if she is for all that? 
How serious can she be about those "liberal policies" if she supports people who would undo them? E.g. she supports Joe Gibbs in
Michigan, who thinks women should not have the right to vote.
https://newrepublic.com/post/168438/tulsi-gabbard-endorsed-least-at-least-10-republicans-election-2022

Listing where she was three years ago doesn't answer these questions. 

The onus is upon you to find 180 degree policy changes. 

She is no longer a Democrat and her pushing for Republicans does not mean she endorses Republicans. She could use a clothes pin on her nose and do what all Independentds like me do and pick the lesser of two evils.  

Did you ever think that she may think the Republican opponent is too far left for her????