‘A real danger’: Tulsi Gabbard rejects identity politics, runs unifying campaign

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Whether you support her policy prescriptions or not, there’s no doubt that Tulsi Gabbard’s presidential campaign offers a breath of fresh air in a field of insufferable Democratic candidates prone to grandstanding, moralizing, and identity-politics-infused virtue signaling.

A rarity in 2019, Gabbard has campaigned on issues, not just various schemes to give things away for free.

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