Tulsi Gabbard: Tulsi Gabbard speaks out on the “intelligent women” controversy; roasts both Mark Cuban and Liz Cheney

Tulsi Gabbard responded to Mark Cuban's comment that Donald Trump doesn't like strong, intelligent women.

Donald Trump's adviser Tulsi Gabbard, a former Democrat, weighed in on billionaire Mark Cuban's comment that Donald Trump doesn't like “strong and intelligent” women around him. Despite apologizing for his remark and clarifying that his remark was his response to a question about why Donal Trump didn't reach out to Nikki Haley during the campaign, Mark Cuban has found himself facing MAGA heat — and the latest addition is Tulsi Gabbard.
In a statement, Tulsi Gabbard commented on both Mark Cuban and Kamala Harris supporters Liz Cheney As she said, Mark Cuban's recent comment assumes that Liz Cheney – since she supports Kamala Harris – is a strong woman. “But the reality is that they are hypocritical chewers because as @realDonaldTrump pointed out, they are eager to send our troops to war, but they would never willingly risk their own lives for such military adventures. That's not strength. This is hypocrisy and cowardice.”

“Dick and Liz Cheney, as Trump rightly put it, are always eager to waste the precious lives of our brave soldiers in stupid military adventures, but they are too cowardly to put themselves in a position where the enemy's weapons are trained on them are, so hide.” “Staying in your ivory towers while putting others in danger is not a 'threat' to anyone.”
Donald Trump's recent comment about Liz Cheney has sparked a major controversy, with MAGA accusing Liz Cheney of lying about Donald Trump's statements. In an interview with Tucker Carlson, Donald Trump said Liz Cheney was a war hawk and should be sent to war.
“Let’s put her there with a gun that shoots at her with nine barrels, okay? Let's see how she feels about it. You know, when the guns are pointed at their faces. They're all war hawks when they sit there.” Washington in a beautiful building and said, “Oh man, let's send 10,000 troops straight into the jaws of the enemy,” said Donald Trump.
Kamala Harris' campaign called this a death threat, which the GOP dismissed, while Trump clarified that he had just called Liz Cheney a war hawk and that he knew that if she was sent to war, she would be the first to go recoils, but will not hesitate to send US troops to war.