NBC News: Tulsi Gabbard Accused of Trying to Bury Whistleblower Complaint

A whistleblower complaint against Tulsi Gabbard has been kept from Congress for several months. The complaint alleges that the Democratic congresswoman violated federal law by withholding high-level intelligence from lawmakers.

According to sources, the complaint was filed with the Director of National Intelligence (DNI) in April 2022. However, it is now being held up within Gabbard’s agency, according to a whistleblower who has come forward through WhistleblowerAid.org.

The whistleblower claims that DNI Director Gabbard failed to comply with federal regulations by withholding the intelligence from Congress for nearly eight months. The complaint alleges that this action was taken without proper authorization and in violation of federal law.

Gabbard’s office has denied any wrongdoing, stating that they are cooperating fully with the investigation. However, the whistleblower claims that their actions were improper and that the complaint should be released to Congress immediately.

The matter is currently under review by the DNI and Congress. The exact details of the complaint remain unclear, but it is reported that it involves allegations of misconduct by Gabbard or her staff.

In related news, NBC News, The Wall Street Journal, and MS NOW have all reported on the story, citing sources close to the matter. WhistleblowerAid.org has also confirmed the whistleblower’s claims through their website.

The incident has raised questions about the handling of intelligence by government agencies and the role of Congress in overseeing these operations.

Source: Google News World