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>A Gabbard presidential campaign would draw in voters from all across the political spectrum. On the left, the Democratic Party is widely despised. About one third of Democratic voters support Sanders or Warren, two candidates who present themselves as being in opposition to the Democratic establishment. If Biden, Harris, or another establishment candidate won the nomination, Gabbard would be able to peel off a not insignificant number of these voters. According to a 2018 Rasmussen poll, 44% of Democrats agree that their party is “pickled in identity politics and victimology.” She could pick off many of these voters. Many who consider themselves to be on the left have already more or less abandoned the Democratic Party and are itching for a viable alternative. This faction, led by figures such as Jimmy Dore, Chris Hedges, Glenn Greenwald and Slavoj Žižek, would likely enthusiastically support Gabbard. Many IDW-tier liberals who detest the so-called “identity politics” of the Democrats but can’t stomach Trump would get behind Tulsi as well. The figurehead of this amorphous, anti-identity politics, vaguely anti-Trump liberal centrism, Joe Rogan, has already endorsed Gabbard, and that’s important whether it ought to be or not. Finally, Gabbard would draw significant support from the alt-right and the dissident right in general. Many in the alt-right are frustrated with Trump’s near-total acquiescence to Zionists on the foreign policy front and his administration’s lack of action on immigration, tech censorship and other issues. Richard Spencer, who has been actively opposing Trump for at least the past year, has expressed admiration for Gabbard. A simple CTRL-F search for “mommy” on Jow Forums reveals that she has a lot of supporters there. She’s a regular fixture on Tucker Carlson Tonight. Ann Coulter said that she’d consider voting for her.
