Political persecution in the Biden administration

Domestic terrorists is how some people were labeled under the Biden administration during the COVID pandemic. If you dared to question the vaccine mandate, you were considered a threat to this government.

It’s important to note that Tulsi Gabbard, a lifelong Democrat, chose to join the Trump administration. Because the Democratic Party became so tyrannical, and this is now coming to light as she has declassified documents exposing it.

Historically, you had to be a threat to the nation. But now, simply questioning authority gets you labeled this way. Yet now, the truth has finally come to light.

Tulsi Gabbard, former congresswoman from Hawaii and former Democratic presidential candidate, was the target of smear campaigns and surveillance during the Biden administration due to her critical stance toward Democratic Party policies and her open opposition to interventionism, censorship, and the politicization of federal agencies.

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Gabbard publicly questioned vaccine mandates and government-imposed restrictions, which led certain elements within her own party to label her as a problematic figure. In that context, she was described by some media outlets and officials as “dangerous” or a promoter of “disinformation,” without clear evidence.

She also publicly denounced the collaboration between the federal government and major tech companies to censor dissenting voices—including her own. Gabbard was falsely accused of being a Russian sympathizer for opposing NATO expansion and advocating for diplomatic, rather than military, solutions—especially regarding Ukraine. These accusations, driven by government allies, damaged her standing within the party.

Ultimately, due to what she perceived as growing authoritarianism within the Democratic leadership, Gabbard broke ties with the party and joined Donald Trump’s administration as an independent figure. She released documents allegedly proving the federal government’s abuse of power to monitor and discredit American citizens for political reasons.

In summary, Tulsi Gabbard was persecuted by the Biden administration for her dissenting views, her defense of civil liberties, and her outspoken criticism of censorship and the increasing authoritarianism within the Democratic Party.