Tulsi Gabbard Says
‘No More Regime Changes’
Sgt. Dan McKnight / Bring Our Troops Home

(November 3, 2025) — As there are still rumblings that the United States may engage in regime change in Venezuela against Nicolás Maduro — just this weekend President Trump agreed his days were numbered — I’d like to bring up what another high-level member of the administration is saying.

Check this out:
“The United States needs to sty our of Venezuela. Let the Venezuelan people determine their future. We don’t wan other countries to choose our leaders — so we have to stop trying to choose theirs.” — Tulsi Gabard

Now read the date:
2019

Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Tulsi Gabbard sent that tweet when she was still a member of the U.S. House, in response to the comically botched coup against Maduro in 2019 organized as a side project by John Bolton and Marco Rubio.

Does Tulsi still believe that?

I’ll remind you, along with Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, Tulsi has been one of our movement’s highest profile supporters. She endorsed the Defend the Guard Act last year, saying:

“I think that the power of this legislation is it serves as a forcing function for Congress to do its job, really. That’s really what it comes down to. The fact that Congress has abdicated its responsibility in being held to account, on the record, for actually having to cast a vote to declare war, to authorize the use of military force. There’s a reason why they have ceded, essentially all of that power, to the executive. It’s because they don’t want to be on the record. They don’t want to have to live with, as we saw with the Iraq War, that vote haunting them when they’re on the wrong side…

This legislation would be a way to force them to do their job. I think getting more people who understand first-hand—and the numbers are becoming less and less now, than they were during the post-9/11 twenty years of a high level of deployments—but getting those who have been and are impacted directly by this to go and help advocate for it state by state will absolutely have an impact.”

 

On Friday, Tulsi provided remarks at a security summit in Bahrain, where the DNI said: 

“For decades, our foreign policy has been trapped in a counterproductive and endless cycle of regime change or nation building. It was a one-size-fits-all approach, of toppling regimes, trying to impose our system of governance on others, intervene in conflicts that were barely understood and walk away with more enemies than allies. The results: Trillions spent, countless lives lost and in many cases, the creation of greater security threats.”

That’s all good stuff; I co-sign every syllable.

Now after the nice words come the real actions.

That’s what Bring Our Troops Home is going to give YOU with the Defend the Guard Act, requiring your National Guard stay out of undeclared wars.

To quote Tulsi, we’re going to use this bill as a “forcing function”against the federal government and we “will absolutely have an impact.”

We’re mobilizing not because we’re against the administration, but because we’re loyal to same principles of Americanism the president was elected on.

If you agree it’s time to permanently put these regime change schemes to bed, then I need you to make a firm financial commitment to our movement.

That’s the minimum that a dutiful citizen and can give if they care about saving their country from bloody, unnecessary wars, a lawless government, and bottomless debt.

So sign up and together let’s follow Tulsi Gabbard guidance to avoid war with Venezuela.
I’m sure that’s what she wants.

Sgt. Dan McKnight is Chairman of Bring Our Troops Home