Tulsi Gabbard Forced to Abandon Bonkers Witch Hunt for Trump 'Enemies'

[BumRushDaShow]

Source: Daily Beast

Updated Feb. 11 2026 6:34AM EST
Published Feb. 10 2026 10:36PM EST


Tulsi Gabbard, the embattled director of national intelligence, has shuttered the task force she created to pursue Donald Trump’s political vendettas.

Gabbard, 44, confirmed to Reuters on Tuesday that she has wound down the Director’s Initiatives Group, a task force she launched under the banner of depoliticizing intelligence agencies.

The group, which issued reports attacking the probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election and the Biden administration’s handling of domestic terrorism, had been accused of serving as a vehicle for Trump’s political retribution campaign.

News of the DIG’s scrapping comes as Gabbard faces intense scrutiny over her handling of a whistleblower complaint and her seizure of voting machine data in pursuit of Trump’s 2020 election conspiracy theories.

Read more: https://www.thedailybeast.com/trumps-spy-chief-tulsi-gabbard-shutters-revenge-task-force-amid-backlash/

[UpInArms]

1. Her skunk streak is beginning to have

an odor

[cstanleytech]

2. I'm imagining the number of lawsuits the government is looking at dealing with because of this.

[Bayard]

3. This woman was once a presidential candidate on a Dem debate stage

[Skittles]

11. PROUD of myself that I have always DESPISED her

yes INDEED

[mdbl]

4. Maybe she realized most of the law breakers are in the GOP

OOOps.

[in2herbs]

5. Could new justices on the USSC remove the quasi/qualified immunity provision making participants

in F45's regime personally and financially responsible for the damages and injuries they created???

[BumRushDaShow]

6. They never really got around to ruling on the whole "immunity" thing in full.

The case went into pause when it got too close to the election and that halted any further discussion beyond the SCOTUS allowing "immunity" BUT remanding back to the lower court to determine what were "official acts" vs "unofficial acts" for the applicability of it.

With respect to suing the government - in general, the government has to "give permission" to do that. It may require Congress to pass some laws for it to happen.

[Martin68]

7. Another total failure by the Trump administration. Tired of winning, yet?

[Quanto Magnus]

8. Putin is not going to be happy

Or is there a new strategy in the works?

[snot]

9. "Gabbard, 44,..."

I don't recall seeing officials' ages routinely mentioned after their names (unless it's part of the point of the article (e.g., re- alleged senility or youthful inexperience). Am I missing something?

[BumRushDaShow]

10. "I don't recall seeing officials' ages routinely mentioned after their names"

Daily Beast has been making an explicit point of doing that because the rest of the M$M continually did that during the Biden administration in order to engage in what amounted to some ridiculous age discrimination - most overtly, with respect to Biden.

So that is their little "dig".

[snot]

12. hmm, ok;

thanks for the explanation.