>Say, one not unlike the introduction given here
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SQ7pwmaZtc
>
>Then imagine
>
>writing numerous pieces for a quack outlet that pushes COVID
>is a hoax pieces, anti-vax articles, shit on children psychics
>who can "do the imposssible" and Wiki-leaks pieces that might
>make reaction say "Wait, hold up now this is getting crazy"
>
>Then imagine
>
>writing an article for that very outlet entitled, "The Untold
>Story of Hillary Clinton's Vitriol for Tulsi Gabbard"
>
>https://www.collective-evolution.com/2019/10/24/the-untold-history-of-hillary-clintons-vitriol-for-tulsi-gabbard/
>
>
>Then imagine
>
>being the guest on an episode of a podcast entitled, "Talkin'
>Tulsi Gabbard and Bernie Sanders"
>
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYopcEYuLyI
>
>
>Then imagine
>
>writing an op-ed called: "Another View: Gabbard is a Different
>Kind of Politician"
>https://www.fosters.com/news/20190218/another-view-gabbard-is-different-kind-of-politician
>
>in which you write: "Tulsi Gabbard is a different kind of
>politician — and indeed — a different kind of human
>being"
>
>Then imagine
>
>Writing this about Gabbard and posting it with pictures of you
>and Gabbard:
>
>"We need a President who has the ability to unify people
>across the political spectrum. We need a President who has the
>courage, vision, and fortitude to call out corruption -
>wherever it exists. We need a President who connects with our
>spirit & heart as much as she connects with our mind. We need
>a President with an inexhaustible fire to serve our people and
>our planet.
>
>Many remember Tulsi from when she bravely relinquished her
>position as Vice Chair of the DNC to endorse Bernie Sanders
>and call out the inequitable adjudication of the 2016
>Democratic Primary. She did this at a time when nobody else
>would for fear of political backlash. Many remember Tulsi when
>she was the only candidate to stand with our Indigenous family
>at Standing Rock to preserve our sacred waters. Other
>candidates refused to do this because they were concerned with
>the optics of being "too controversial." Tulsi visited
>war-torn Syria to meet with the Syrian people, get to the
>truth, and meet with Assad to open a dialogue on how we can
>prevent yet another disastrous, regime-change war that does
>not serve the American & Syrian people. The establishment
>media and members of the pro-war lobby criticized her for this
>while serving special interest groups who want to see more
>war, more refugee displacement, and more carnage.
>
>We do not have time to wait yet another generation for our
>politics to catch up to the needs of our people and our
>planet. Tulsi is a Democrat, a Hindu, a veteran, a woman of
>color, and a Congresswoman from Hawaii. But above that - she
>is a human being committed to something greater than
>self-interest; greater than partisan group-think; greater than
>the "go along to get along" order of the day. She has put
>herself in harm's way to serve the people (serving two tours
>of duty in the Middle East), seen the cost of war up close &
>personal, and has the confidence to speak out against the
>"corruption of spirit" that threatens to enlarge this dark
>shadow that hovers over our toxic politics.
>I know (and Gno) an exceptional leader with the ability to
>heal our planet when I see/feel one. Her name is @tulsigabbard
>- and I am proud to stand with her. #Tulsi2020"
>
>
>Then imagine
>
>throwing up your hands and being like "Hey, I don't speak for
>her!" When you literally have.
>
>Crazy thing about it is, some of us don't have to imagine.
>
>Some might call it obsession, I call it due diligence.
>
>When people spread bad info in support of someone who
>consistently aligns with white nationalists and the alt-right,
>I like to find out who is doing it and I like to find out why.
>
>
>

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