Tulsi Gabbard to stump for New Hampshire Republican Don Bolduc after ditching Dems

Former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard will hit the marketing campaign path with New Hampshire Republican Senate candidate Don Bolduc after her dramatic announcement that she is leaving the Democratic Get together.

Bolduc, a retired Military brigadier normal who’s difficult Democratic incumbent Maggie Hassan, revealed on Twitter Wednesday that he and Gabbard will “barnstorm the Granite State.”

 “[Tulsi Gabbard] is a fellow change agent and independent-minded outsider prepared to talk fact to energy.  I’m honored to have her help and looking out ahead to barnstorming NH along with her!” Bolduc tweeted.

“We don’t agree on each concern, however I’m honored to have the help of Tulsi Gabbard who shares my view that the established order is damaged and we want a change of path,” he added.

Bolduc defeated his average rival, state Sen. Chuck Morse, in final month’s Republican main and has come beneath hearth for echoing former President Donald Trump’s claims that the 2020 election was marred by voter fraud.

Bolduc has additionally questioned whether or not the FBI needs to be abolished within the wake of the regulation enforcement company’s August raid on Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort.

Throughout the main marketing campaign, a brilliant PAC backed by Senate Majority Chief Chuck Schumer (D-NY) spent greater than $3 million on advertisements endorsing Bolduc, in keeping with the Washington Publish, in an obvious try and elevate a extra susceptible candidate towards Hassan.

Hassan, a former New Hampshire governor who’s in search of a second six-year time period, leads Bolduc by 5.8 proportion factors, in keeping with a Actual Clear Politics common of polls.

Gabbard, 41, blasted the Democratic Get together Tuesday as “an elitist cabal” pushed by “cowardly wokeness” and stoking “anti-white racism” in a searing video posted on Twitter.

She has not mentioned whether or not she is changing into a Republican, an impartial, or becoming a member of a brand new get together. 

Gabbard ran for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020 and obtained 3.27% of the vote within the Granite State’s first-in-the-nation main. She dropped out of the race weeks later.