Former Hawaii governor calls for Rep. Tulsi Gabbard's resignation from Congress.
6 min readDonald Trump became only the third president in U.S. history to be impeached when the House on Wednesday approved two articles of impeachment against him.Rep. Tulsi Gabbard -- a 2020 presidential candidate -- continues to elicit mixed reactions from fellow politicians following her decision last week not to take a side during the House’s formal impeachment vote against President Donald Trump, instead voting “present.”Democratic presidential candidate, Rep.
Abercrombie also serves as co-chair of Hawaii State Sen. Kai Kahele's campaign to replace Gabbard in Congress. “Hawaiʻi is Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard’s home and her heart,” Gionson said in a statement, adding “her pursuit of the highest office in the land has not compromised her and her team’s commitment to serving the people of Hawaiʻi in her fourth term in Congress.”At a holiday dinner event hosted by Vermont Sen.in Keene, New Hampshire, attendees struck up a conversation over a sticker on one guest’s coat.
Johnson, who didn’t vote in the 2016 primary or general election, said she’s drawn to the congresswoman on her message of ending regime change wars and “the fact that … she'll stand up and take an unpopular opinion and stick to it, she doesn't waffle on issues. I just think that she's the candidate that stands with integrity, and I respect that.”
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