Tulsi Gabbard

One reason is that Gabbard has failed to meet fundraising and polling requirements laid out by the Democratic National Committee for the seventh debate, making it the second one in a row she's failed to qualify for.

The Hawaii congresswoman and Democratic presidential candidate said Trump is "putting all Americans in greater danger."

The congresswoman and Iraq War veteran said the strike killing Iranian general Qassem Soleimani has endangered U.S. national security.

Andrew Yang supporters accused CNBC of another "#YangMediaBlackout" Monday after the news network posted a 2020 candidate graphic showing an image of someone other than the presidential candidate.

The Democratic presidential candidate demanded U.S. forces be immediately withdrawn from Iraq and Syria.

"It would be far more costly and devastating in American lives and in taxpayer dollars," Gabbard said on Fox News.

Trump, despite his impeachment—or perhaps because of it—wrapped 2019 with his strongest fundraising quarter and with $102.7 million cash on hand.

Gabbard campaign volunteers reported that a number of signs were vandalized to include a hammer-and-sickle symbol.

In a series of tweets posted Tuesday afternoon, Rep. Tulsi Gabbard has declared that President Trump's "impulsive" foreign policy lies behind the attack on America's Baghdad embassy.

Gabbard pressed her opinion that impeaching Trump would do the Democrats more harm than good in the long run.

Tulsi Gabbard echoed a point frequently made by Republicans that she believes the impeachment of President Donald Trump will help him win reelection and will cost Democrats seats in the House of Representatives.

"With less than a year until November 3, 2020, we must come together now..." began a tweet from the Democratic National Committee accompanying the video, which featured many, but not all, of the Democratic presidential candidates.

She is now the field's "most disliked candidate"—overtaking former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, the poll showed.

A former Hawaii governor called on Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-Hawaii) to resign from office Monday, after the congresswoman voted "present" on two articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump on Wednesday.

Despite her break with the Democrats, Gabbard doesn't seem interested in accepting this past weekend's praise from the president.

#StandWithTulsi was a trending topic on Twitter during Thursday's Democratic debate, even though Representative Tulsi Gabbard was not present.

Tulsi Gabbard will be absent from the debate stage during Thursday's Democratic debate, after she did not meet the proper polling requirements.

Democratic strategists also told Newsweek that the impeachment of President Trump should be sidelined in Los Angeles tonight.

"My vote today is a vote for much needed reconciliation and hope that together we can heal our country," Gabbard said.

In mid-October, Clinton said that Moscow may be "grooming her to be the third-party candidate."

In a recent interview, Rep. Tulsi Gabbard criticized her fellow presidential candidate South Bend Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg for his work with McKinsey and Company, a corporate consulting firm.

In a tweet published Monday night, Rep. Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii announced that she would rather meet with people in New Hampshire and South Carolina.

The British rock star, a prominent anti-war activist, was murdered on December 8, 1980.

The cut-off date for qualifying polls is December 12, and all eyes are on New Hampshire to see who stays afloat.

The Democratic 2020 primary candidate said some of her rivals were "dismissing" and disrespecting millions of the network's viewers.

The hashtags #LetYangSpeak and #LetTulsiSpeak began to trend on Twitter after Yang and Gabbard received less than 10 minutes' speaking time.

"Let's also talk about judgment, one of the foreign leaders you mentioned meeting was Bashar al-Assad," Buttigieg said to Gabbard. "I would not sit down with a murderous dictator like that."

"Our Democratic Party is unfortunately not the party that is of, by and for the people," Gabbard said.

Senator Kamala Harris accused her political rival, Representative Tulsi Gabbard, of 'cozying up to Steve Bannon' and criticizing the Democratic party on Fox News.

Tulsi Gabbard and Hillary Clinton called each other names ranging from "Russian asset" to members of a corrupt "war machine" during a weeklong October fight.