The Swamp tried to drag down another patriot, but this time Roger Stone slammed on the brakes.
As talk grew louder that President Trump was looking to fire Tulsi Gabbard, the usual D.C. circus kicked into high gear. The left was already sharpening their knives, drooling for another scalp, while the mainstream media happily stirred the pot. Never mind that Gabbard had been fighting tooth and nail to expose the Deep State’s dirty tricks since day one. That’s exactly what terrifies the globalists — a fierce woman unwilling to fall in line with their warmongering agenda.
Trump, ever the hard-charging leader, didn’t appreciate Gabbard’s less-than-full-throated support for “Operation Epic Fury.” Her measured stance on Iran was enough to send the war-hungry beltway elites into a frenzy and leave some in the West Wing foaming at the mouth. But when all the D.C. “experts” demanded another loyalty purge, it was Roger Stone who had the guts—and the brains—to step in and stop the madness.
Stone, a loyal soldier in Trump’s inner circle for decades, laid it out plain. He convinced the President that tossing Gabbard overboard would be a gift to the media and ammo for every fake conservative looking to score points with the anti-war base. Even worse, firing her would turn Gabbard into a martyr just as the party is gearing up for 2028. Why risk turning a tough, competent national security leader into a real rival down the road?
That’s exactly what the America-Last crowd wants to see: Trump’s team tearing itself apart over foreign adventures. The left is still bitter over Russiagate falling to pieces, thanks in large part to Gabbard exposing the lies. Now, when she refuses to give the neocons their next endless war, they’d rather see her out on the street than protecting American interests.
For now, Tulsi Gabbard remains in her post, doing battle for real American values from inside enemy territory. Maybe that’s exactly what rattles the usual suspects in the first place. When will these globalist busybodies learn they can’t bully a president—or his allies—into fighting their wars or bowing to their broken system? Maybe the next time the left wants to celebrate the firing of a patriot, they should ask themselves: who really benefits from this palace drama? Spoiler: it’s not the American people.
Source: Townhall
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