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11:50 am -Tuesday, February 4, 2025
Tulsi Gabbard was able to secure the support of Senator GOP, who had previously been fence on the Director of the National Intelligence Nomination, and survived an important voting for the Senate Intelligency Commission on Tuesday.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee sent a Gabbard nomination to the House of Representatives, with 9-8 votes.
Republican Senator Todd Young (R-Ind.) and Susan Collins (R Main) have previously been skeptical and confirmed their support for Gabard.
“Intelligence representatives in the United States are worth our respect and support. Thanks for TULSI GABBARD to be engaged with me about various issues, supported by Intelligence reports, and policy proposal. Young states on Tuesday, “he guarantees that he will receive fair information under her leadership,” said Tuesday.
“I did what the Senator imagined to do it. I want a solid commitment using the consultation process.” Now I secure these commitments and support Tarushi's nomination. I am looking forward to cooperating with her to protect our national security. “
Young's approval comments followed his previous concerns about Gabbard's “boring” attitude to Edward Snowden, a whistleblower during the heating last week.
“I think it will benefit you, and if you recognize the largest whistleblower in the United States, you will use it to be recognized by members of the Intelligence Community. The so -called national security was damaged.
Snoden, a former National Security Agency (NSA) contractor, leaked a previously classified document in 2013 and disclosed a large, illegal and unconstitutional global monitoring program conducted by the NSA.
Meanwhile, Collins further confirmed their support on Gabard on Monday, stating that after a wide range of her nomination, Tarushi Gavado would be the director of the national information. ”
Collins had previously voted against the Secretary of Defense Pete Hegouses, and was willing to oppose GOP and President Donald Trump's priority candidates.
Collins added as follows. “However, the director of the National Information Bureau is much larger than it is designed, and Mr. Gabard shares my vision of returning the institution to the intended size.”
Another claim was Gabbard's opposition to foreign IntellignCENCE Surveillance 702. Gabbard had previously expressed concern that the program could violate the fourth amendment by gathering information about US citizens.
However, after a specific provisions that denied the possibility of these concerns, Gavard immediately changed her song in a previous hearing.
“The national security ability provided by section 702 that enables this foreign monitoring of non -Americans overseas is important -the period,” she asserts in the hearing and calms one of Collins' concerns. did.
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