If there is a conflict between applying the laws of the USA vs the teachings of Chris Butler, her guru, what will Gabbard do?
She should be asked that. In public. Frequently.
One of the comments following the Washington Post article cited by CarlFig.
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She should be asked that. In public. Frequently.
One of the comments following the Washington Post article cited by CarlFig.
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“Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard respects Senator Hirono,” McIlvaine said. She added that “no nominee for public service should be disqualified, either directly or indirectly because of their religion or religious affiliation.”
See, here's the problem with that. When a nominee for public service openly or covertly holds views that place his or her religion above the Constitution of the United States, that should be an IMMEDIATE disqualifier. When your "god" says women have to bear children against their will or gays shouldn't exist or your religion should be mandatory or your boss should decide what kind of healthcare you get, you have no business making and enforcing our laws.
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"It seems Rep Gabbard is so interested in religious accommodation that she ignores the fact that not all religions want to be accommodating."
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Tulsi Gabbard is a pawn, bought and paid for by Jagad Guru Siddhaswarupananda Paramahamsa (i.e. Chris Butler).
Attacking her fellow member of the Hawaii delegation for "religious bigotry" was probably HIS idea.
Tulsi needs to realize that the brighter the spotlight, the faster the cockroaches will run.
SHE IS INVITING QUESTIONS ABOUT HER OWN BELIEFS.
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"...while he is her guru, his influence over her makes her dangerous and unreliable, because Chris is dangerous and unpredictable."
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