With Bernie on the ropes and Biden in the lead, what will ‘Act Two’ be for Tulsi Gabbard?
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After the early primaries and caucuses, followed by a trio of ‘Super Tuesdays’, the Democratic Party’s nominating process for the 2020 Presidential election has quickly faded from the public consciousness and barely cracked through the news cycle due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Here’s a quick roundup of recent 2020 Election news, for anybody that cares:

The DNC insists its summer nominating convention is still on in Milwaukee as planned, but is probably privately plotting some Corona-contingency scenarios.

Former presidential candidate and billionaire stalking horse, Michael Bloomberg, is now facing at least two lawsuits for ‘stiffing aides on pay’ – the now laid-off campaign staffers said they were promised to be compensated through the general election.

Rep. Tulsi Gabbard officially dropped out of the race last week, offering her ‘full support’ for the party’s frontrunner, Joe Biden. Some of Gabbard’s most ardent supporters argue that her best days are ahead, while others including 21WIRE editor Patrick Henningsen called it ‘political suicide’ as news of her drop-out broke:

Let’s me clear, I don’t support Tulsi’s decision to support Biden (or anyone’s decision to do so for that matter)

But there is only ONE person who was abandoned this election as she fought for Assange, election integrity, ending the war in Syria, fair media, etc & thats TULSI.

— Niko House