US EditionTulsi Gabbard under scrutiny for showing up at FBI raid of Georgia election hub
Tulsi Gabbard attended the FBI raid on Fulton County election records linked to the 2020 election, where 700 boxes of ballots were seized under a sealed warrant.
- On Thursday, top Democrats on the Senate and House intelligence committees demanded Tulsi Gabbard, Director of National Intelligence and former Democratic congresswoman, brief them on her presence during the FBI raid seeking 2020 election records in Fulton County, Georgia.
- Legal experts and Robert Litt, former ODNI lawyer, said the Office of the Director of National Intelligence’s election duties don’t authorize domestic law enforcement raids, though ODNI officials defended Gabbard’s role.
- FBI agents executed a court-authorized warrant at the Fulton County Election Hub and Operation Center, seizing file boxes and ballots that arrived late Wednesday at a Winchester, Virginia FBI facility.
- Lawmakers on intelligence committees and critics warned that turning intelligence authorities inward risks privacy harms and urged oversight, while an official called Gabbard's trip an expensive `photo op` with no real role.
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RevolverDemocrats panic at sight of Tulsi Gabbard at FBI raid of Fulton County election office
The FBI raided the Fulton County, Georgia, elections office on Wednesday as part of an apparent investigation into possible violations of federal laws related to the preservation of election records and intimidation or defrauding of voters.Georgia Sens. Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff were among the Democrats who rushed to condemn the raid, which took place just days after President Donald Trump stated that the 2020 U.S. presidential election "wa…
Gabbard’s presence at election facility raid questioned
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Top Democrats on the Senate and House intelligence committees called on Thursday for U.S. President Donald Trump’s chief spy to brief their panels on why she was present at an FBI raid on an election facility in Georgia. Senator Mark Warner and Representative Jim Himes told Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard in a letter that they were deeply concerned with her presence at Wednesday’s FBI operation, saying that the…
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