Tulsi Gabbard will likely bounce back in New Hampshire

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We don’t have results yet from last night’s Iowa caucuses, largely due to the Democratic Party’s incompetence. So, we don’t yet know who the winner will be or which 2020 Democratic presidential candidates will come away with the most delegates. However, it is pretty clear by now that Rep. Tulsi Gabbard didn’t have a good showing.

Last night, in the television coverage, I noticed a precinct with literally zero people in the section of the gymnasium designated for the Hawaii Democrat’s backers. In general, it looks highly unlikely that she will secure a top-five finish when the Iowa results do come in. This is a shame, as Gabbard brings several unique qualities to the 2020 field, such as her experience as a combat veteran, her dedication to issues of foreign policy, and her ability to look stunning in a white pantsuit.

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