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Gabbard

The Life and Rise of Tulsi Gabbard

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De: Ethan Steele
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"Gabbard: The Life and Rise of Tulsi Gabbard" by conservative author Ethan Steele is an admiring 400+ page biography published in July 2025. It portrays Tulsi Gabbard as a principled patriot who evolved from a Democrat to a Republican, embodying conservative values like American sovereignty, religious freedom, and anti-interventionist foreign policy. Steele frames her journey as a story of resilience, defiance against elitism, and "peace through strength," drawing on interviews, archives, and exclusive insights.

Structure and Key Content
The book is organized chronologically into nine parts:

Part I: Roots and Foundations – Covers Gabbard's 1981 birth in American Samoa to a multicultural family (Samoan-American father, Hindu-convert mother), homeschooling, Hindu spirituality via the Science of Identity Foundation, and early interests in surfing and martial arts, emphasizing faith and personal responsibility.

Parts II-III: Service and Sacrifice / Political Awakening – Details her 2003 enlistment in the Hawaii Army National Guard, deployments to Iraq (2004-2005) and Kuwait (2008-2009), which shaped her anti-war stance. Highlights early political wins: Hawaii's youngest state legislator at 21 (2002) and Honolulu City Council service.

Part IV: National Stage – Her 2012 election to the U.S. House (four terms), focus on veterans and foreign policy, DNC vice-chair role (2013-2016), and resignation to endorse Bernie Sanders, exposing party corruption.

Part V: Controversies – Defends her 2017 meeting with Assad as pragmatic diplomacy; discusses evolving positions on environment, healthcare, and social issues toward fiscal conservatism; explores personal life (marriages, faith, family).

Part VI: Presidential Ambitions – Analyzes her 2020 anti-war campaign and Biden endorsement as strategic amid Democratic radicalism.

Part VII: Reinvention and Independence – Chronicles leaving Congress (2021), exiting Democrats (2022), media work (punditry, book "For Love of Country"), CPAC appearances, and critiques of "woke" culture.

Part VIII: Republican Turn – Covers her 2024 GOP switch, Trump campaigning, and appointment as Director of National Intelligence (DNI), praised as a return to limited government and America First principles, including Second Amendment support.

Part IX: Legacy and Impact – Assesses DNI reforms, the "Gabbard Doctrine" (war restraint), defenses against smears (e.g., Russian ties), and her role as a unifier against division. Activistas Política y Activismo Políticos
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