Tulsi Gabbard's Reaction to Biden's Thanksgiving Message

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Biden promised to unite our country and bring about more peace. Instead, he’s led us to brink of a World War and nuclear annihilation, torn our country apart, and compares those who disagree with him to racists, traitors and enemies. Now he has the audacity to try run the same campaign again. Unfit to lead.

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