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==CFR Membership==

==CFR Membership==

Tulsi Gabbard held a 5-year Term membership, with the Council on Foreign Relations,<ref>https://www.conservapedia.com/Council_on_Foreign_Relations</ref> which expired on July 1, 2019.  In an interview with big Tulsi advocate, Niko House, in March 2019, Tulsi answers questions regarding her membership with the CFR, that went viral on social media earlier this year, without ever touching on the traditional role of the council in selecting each elected President's Cabinet,<ref>https://www.thenewamerican.com/usnews/politics/item/25475-some-of-trump-s-picks-have-troubling-links-to-globalism-cfr</ref> including heads of National Security, CIA Director, Department of Defense heads, Justice, and Treasury Secretary, key Ambassador positions, and some Supreme Court appointments, from its own members.<ref>https://chuckbaldwinlive.com/Articles/tabid/109/ID/3582/CFR-Members-And-Bilderberg-Attendees-Appointed-By-Donald-Trump-Taken-from-the-CFR-membership-and-Bilderberg-participant-lists.aspx</ref> Tulsi's campaign message is based on the pretention that the U.S. president dictates to the CFR, America's foreign policy, and that therefore Tulsi Gabbard will end Middle East and regime-change wars, based on Presidential/Constitutionally elected authority alone, without letting on that the opposite appears likely true – that the President is a figurehead, who executes the orders of the CFR and other shadow secret societies such as Bilderberg and the Trilateral Commission.<ref>http://libertygalaxy.com/cfr-bilderberg-in-trump-admin/</ref>  Tulsi's main support comes from uninformed and easily deceived Progressive Democrats, whose source of info on the CFR is generally limited to what they read on Wikipedia and in mainstream media sources including the Guardian and Intercept as their primary news sources.  Their sources describe the council as a benign advisory think tank that compliments the elected President's foreign policies.<ref>https://youtu.be/2jArVljkZy4</ref>

Tulsi Gabbard held a 5-year Term membership, with the Council on Foreign Relations,<ref>https://www.conservapedia.com/Council_on_Foreign_Relations</ref> which expired on July 1, 2019.  In an interview with big Tulsi advocate, Niko House, in March 2019, Tulsi answers questions regarding her membership with the CFR, that went viral on social media earlier this year, without ever touching on the traditional role of the council in selecting each elected President's Cabinet,<ref>https://www.thenewamerican.com/usnews/politics/item/25475-some-of-trump-s-picks-have-troubling-links-to-globalism-cfr</ref> including heads of National Security, CIA Director, Department of Defense heads, Justice, and Treasury Secretary, key Ambassador positions, and some Supreme Court appointments, from its own members.<ref>https://chuckbaldwinlive.com/Articles/tabid/109/ID/3582/CFR-Members-And-Bilderberg-Attendees-Appointed-By-Donald-Trump-Taken-from-the-CFR-membership-and-Bilderberg-participant-lists.aspx</ref> Tulsi's campaign message is based on the pretention that the U.S. president dictates to the CFR [[American foreign policy]], and that therefore Tulsi Gabbard will end [[Middle East]] and [[regime-change]] wars, based on Presidential/Constitutionally elected authority alone, without letting on that the opposite appears likely true – that the President is a figurehead, who executes the orders of the CFR and other shadow secret societies such as Bilderberg and the Trilateral Commission.<ref>http://libertygalaxy.com/cfr-bilderberg-in-trump-admin/</ref>  Tulsi's main support comes from uninformed and easily deceived Progressive Democrats, whose source of info on the CFR is generally limited to what they read on Wikipedia and in mainstream media sources including the Guardian and Intercept as their primary news sources.  Their sources describe the council as a benign advisory think tank that compliments the elected President's foreign policies.<ref>https://youtu.be/2jArVljkZy4</ref>

==Position on Abortion==

==Position on Abortion==