Previous official competitor Tulsi Gabbard leaving Leftist faction, claims it is 'elitist'

WASHINGTON - Previous Majority rule official competitor and Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard declared Tuesday she is leaving the Progressive faction. Gabbard tweeted a video saying she can never again stay in the present Leftist faction, which is "presently under the full oversight of an elitist secrecy of militarists driven by fainthearted progressiveness." In the short lived video, Gabbard said liberals are disruptive by racializing issues and "stirring up enemy of white prejudice." She said she accepts the left-inclining party attempts to "subvert our inherent opportunities" in the Constitution. "I put stock in an administration that is of individuals, by individuals and for individuals," she said. "Sadly, the present leftist alliance doesn't. All things being equal, it represents an administration that is of, by and for the strong first class." Gabbard ran in the 2020 Majority rule official essential race prior to suspending her mission in Walk 2020 saying she would uphold President Joe Biden. She served in the Place of Agents from 2013 to 2021. Previous Majority rule official up-and-comer Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, D-Hawaii, talks during the McIntyre-Shaheen 100 Club Supper, Saturday, Feb. 8, 2020, in Manchester, N.H. (AP Photograph/Mary Altaffer) OnPolitics:Get political news, quick and direct, conveyed to your inbox. In the video, Gabbard said leftists are antagonistic to individuals of confidence, belittle police yet safeguard hoodlums, weaponize the public safety state to go after political rivals and are driving the country nearer to atomic conflict. Gabbard did exclude subtleties concerning which ideological group she will join or whether she intends to change to the Conservative Alliance.