As Twitchy told you earlier today, people on Hawaii were sent into a panic after receiving a ballistic missile threat alert. Fortunately the warning was a BIG mistake:
JUST IN: Hawaii Governor David Ige tells CNN that someone "pushed the wrong button" during an employee shift change, sending out the false alert about an incoming ballistic missile https://t.co/FD1vl6fCzh pic.twitter.com/2zhXLApLcr
— CNN (@CNN) January 13, 2018
President Trump was reportedly on the golf course at the time, but regardless, a predictable reaction was about to occur no matter what:
https://twitter.com/PNN_Unleashed/status/952265797530996736
https://twitter.com/thejonsey13/status/952275902255259649
Right on cue, Hawaii Dem Rep. Tulsi Gabbard took rhetorical aim at the president, accusing him of inaction on North Korea:
Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard: “Our leaders have failed us. Donald Trump is taking too long. He's not taking this threat seriously … This is literally life and death that is at stake.” pic.twitter.com/mSYY92sm8P
— MSNBC (@MSNBC) January 13, 2018
When Trump talked tough on NK and Dems lost their minds, so this change in direction is a little confusing:
https://twitter.com/DDy2017/status/952274577903808512
Earlier this week Gabbard, who today said Trump needs to be tougher with North Korea, was critical of Trump’s tough tone about NK:
Threatening Kim Jong-un with preemptive military action undermines the diplomatic discussions underway between North and South Korea. It's time for us to drop the regime change playbook and join our allies and adversaries at the negotiating table.
— Tulsi Gabbard (@TulsiGabbard) January 10, 2018
She can’t seem to make up her mind!
https://twitter.com/BravingRuin/status/952274861145157634
Hawaii's Democrat governor: Someone pushed the wrong button.
And the MSM was worried about Trump's big button…
— toddstarnes (@toddstarnes) January 13, 2018
Rest assured, whatever Trump does, Dems will insist he should have done the opposite.
Join the Conversation
VIP members get the ability to comment on articles.