The Controversy of Surveillance and Political Loyalty

This chapter explores the tumultuous landscape of Donald Trump's cabinet nominations, particularly focusing on Tulsi Gabbard's candidacy and her criticisms of the U.S. security state. It discusses the implications of her controversial stance on domestic surveillance and the bipartisan skepticism regarding her suitability to lead the intelligence community. The dialogue further highlights the broader issues of political loyalty, accountability, and the evolving perceptions of surveillance practices within Washington.