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Answering false claim Tulsi Gabbard has been unfairly descriminated against by the Democrat National Commitee
After the [[Democratic party]] First Debate [[Google]] search trends indicated Tulsi Gabbard was the candidate voters wanted to learn more about. A [[Drudge Report]] online poll had Gabbard with 42% of 74,736 total votes cast. Her closest rival, [[Elizabeth Warren]], had only 12%. Other online surveys from the ''Washington Examiner'', NJ.com and Heavy all point towards similar results with Gabbard winning almost every early online poll. Each poll shows her averaging between 30% – 40% of the total vote. ''Washington Examiner'' has her coming on top with 39.22% of the vote, NJ.com shows Gabbard with 34.67% and the Heavy has her at 32.24%.<ref>https://dailycaller.com/2019/06/27/gabbard-triumphs-initial-online-polls-wins-debate/</ref> [[Fake news]] cable networks however ignored her. [[Julián Castro]] was declared the "breakout star" of the night by both [[MSNBC]]'s Kasie Hunt and the [[bigot]]ed ''[[New York Times]]''.<ref>https://freebeacon.com/politics/gabbard-commands-most-interest-but-gets-little-cable-news-attention/</ref>
After the [[Democratic party]] First Debate [[Google]] search trends indicated Tulsi Gabbard was the candidate voters wanted to learn more about. A [[Drudge Report]] online poll had Gabbard with 42% of 74,736 total votes cast. Her closest rival, [[Elizabeth Warren]], had only 12%. Other online surveys from the ''Washington Examiner'', NJ.com and Heavy all point towards similar results with Gabbard winning almost every early online poll. Each poll shows her averaging between 30% – 40% of the total vote. ''Washington Examiner'' has her coming on top with 39.22% of the vote, NJ.com shows Gabbard with 34.67% and the Heavy has her at 32.24%.<ref>https://dailycaller.com/2019/06/27/gabbard-triumphs-initial-online-polls-wins-debate/</ref> [[Fake news]] cable networks however ignored her. [[Julián Castro]] was declared the "breakout star" of the night by both [[MSNBC]]'s Kasie Hunt and the [[bigot]]ed ''[[New York Times]]''.<ref>https://freebeacon.com/politics/gabbard-commands-most-interest-but-gets-little-cable-news-attention/</ref>
After being shunted to the back of the bus by the Democratic National Committee, Tulsi - a woman of color - made the Fourth pre-Primary Debate stage.<ref>https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/the-latest-iowa-poll-is-good-news-for-elizabeth-warren-and-tulsi-gabbard/</ref><ref>https://www.politico.com/story/2019/09/24/tulsi-gabbard-qualifies-for-october-primary-debate-1509412</ref>
After being shunted to the back of the bus by the Democratic National Committee, Tulsi - a woman of color - made the Fourth pre-Primary Debate stage.<ref>https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/the-latest-iowa-poll-is-good-news-for-elizabeth-warren-and-tulsi-gabbard/</ref><ref>https://www.politico.com/story/2019/09/24/tulsi-gabbard-qualifies-for-october-primary-debate-1509412</ref>
==False Claim Tulsi Gabbard Campaign has been shunted by the DNC==
Tulsi Gabbard has consistently polled below 2%, since she announced her candidacy early this year.<ref>https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2020/president/us/2020_democratic_presidential_nomination-6730.html</ref> Gabbard campaign and her key conservative media supporters, including U.S. based Russian media, claim her poll results are illegitimate, but still count for everyone else, especially Kamala Harris, her current key rival. Whenever Tulsi polls greater than 3%, her campaign announces a permanent victory on social media, however when her results drop back to 0-1%, it's rejected again as illegit, but still counts for all the other candidates. Except for New Hampshire, where Tulsi is currently polling at 5%, as of Nov. 25, 2019, and in 5th place, Gabbard is polling at less than 2% in all other regions and nationally. Although Tulsi Gabbard has reached the single donor threshold for each debate, she continues to fall short in her national and state polling results, as the likely explanation for being disqualified from debates. Tulsi Gabbard is just not that popular with the general population of voters, especially conservatives, and Trump supporters.
Gabbard said in an interview, just before Harvard professor [[Lawrence Lessig]] hosted her at a well-attended “Democracy Town Hall” in [[New Hampshire]], "People who have supported [[Bernie Sanders]] in the past are coming to my campaign now."
Gabbard said in an interview, just before Harvard professor [[Lawrence Lessig]] hosted her at a well-attended “Democracy Town Hall” in [[New Hampshire]], "People who have supported [[Bernie Sanders]] in the past are coming to my campaign now."