Republican lawmakers raise concerns about Tulsi Gabbard becoming director of national intelligence, citing past statements and questioning intelligence-gathering tools. Despite some GOP support, doubts remain about her confirmation.
Key Points
Republican lawmakers hesitant about Gabbard's nomination.
Gabbard's past interactions with Vladimir Putin and Bashar al-Assad under scrutiny.
Questions raised about her stance on intelligence-gathering tools.
Support from some GOP senators and White House advisers.
Confirmation process still ongoing.
Pros
Gabbard has support from some GOP senators and White House advisers.
She aims to reform the intelligence community.
Cons
Republican lawmakers have raised concerns about her past statements and stance on intelligence-gathering tools.
There are doubts about her confirmation due to lack of public commitments.