Recent developments surrounding Tulsi Gabbard as Director of National Intelligence have generated intense national attention according to AOL News and Fox News coverage. On Friday, Gabbard released more than one hundred pages of declassified records which, in her words, reveal efforts by officials from the Obama administration to create a misleading intelligence narrative about Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. She directly accused top members of the Obama national security team of orchestrating a treasonous conspiracy to discredit President Trump’s electoral victory. Gabbard stated on social media that all documents have been submitted as a formal criminal referral to the Department of Justice and called for a thorough investigation and prosecution of those involved.

AOL reports Gabbard’s disclosures showed that, both before and after Hillary Clinton’s defeat, the Intelligence Community had concluded there was no evidence that Russian cyberattacks attempted to alter the actual outcome of the vote. However, President Obama and agency chiefs then produced an intelligence assessment indicating that Russian President Vladimir Putin had ordered an influence campaign to harm Clinton’s candidacy and favor Trump. Gabbard highlighted that this assessment relied in part on claims from the controversial Steele dossier, which was partially funded by Clinton’s campaign.

This story has drawn harsh criticism and sparked debate throughout Washington. Mark Warner, vice chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, accused Gabbard of weaponizing her authority and reminded the public of a bipartisan Senate report from 2020 that found the Russian government had indeed carried out extensive cyber and information operations targeting the American election process. Supporters of Gabbard assert that the Obama administration’s actions may amount to a criminal conspiracy against the civil rights of the American people, a charge which, under US law, carries no statute of limitations and could potentially bring a penalty of up to ten years in prison.

According to Intercessors for America, Gabbard’s public profile has also drawn religious and cultural interest as she participated in memorials for conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Gabbard has openly discussed her faith rooted in Hindu tradition, though some Christian leaders continue to pray for her spiritual journey amid her political transformation.

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