Donald J. Trump’s nomination of Tulsi Gabbard as director of national intelligence signals a shift towards appointing officials who are critical of U.S. military interventions abroad.
In his statement, Trump praised Gabbard’s fearless spirit, mentioning her potential to secure peace through strength and emphasized her transformation from a Democrat to a key supporter of his presidency.
Gabbard will oversee 18 spy agencies, taking on significant responsibility including preparing the President's Daily Brief. Her experience and perspective promise to introspect on America's foreign policies.
Her rise to prominence among Trump supporters followed her departure from the Democratic Party and her past efforts, including helping Trump prepare for debates and attacks against his political rivals.
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