Gabbard split with Trump on many of his foreign policy decisions but claimed the president is within his right to decide who he wants in his Cabinet.
In breaking with some of her opponents for the Democratic presidential nomination, Representative Tulsi Gabbard defended President Donald Trump's decision to fire Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Vindman.
Senator Elizabeth Warren posted on Twitter that Vindman did his"patriotic, constitutional duty" and during Friday's Democratic debate in New Hampshire, which Gabbard did not qualify to attend, former Vice President Joe Biden said Vindman deserved the Presidential Medal of Freedom. He also asked the audience to give him a standing ovation to show their support.
"Ultimately, whether people like it or not, there are consequences to elections and the president has, within his purview, to make the decisions about who he'd like serving in his Cabinet," Gabbard told Cavuto.
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