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Tulsi Gabbard warns that people like John Brennan and Adam Schiff are 'much more powerful, and therefore dangerous, than' Capitol rioters [video]

During her congressional career, Tulsi Gabbard made a name for herself by being a thorn in her fellow Democrats’ sides.

Now that she’s out of Congress … she’s only grown bolder:

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It’s unlikely that Joe Biden will take direction from Tulsi Gabbard, but he — and all politicians — would be wise to not look to people like John Brennan for advice on how to tackle the issues facing our country.

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Clearly.

We wouldn’t go that far. Gabbard’s far from perfect.

But it’s still refreshing to see a Democrat warn about some of the dangers of a too-powerful federal government.

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