Good find. I think that's far more reasonable. Tulsi, as a Congressman and Army Reserve major, would not be hanging out with the extremist antifa. There's just no way. She had joined protests, most recently in Porto Rico, I think it was, but she's just not going to do anything with Antifa. At least that's my call. Even if her sentiments were aligned with antifa, she'd avoid it simply because it would jeopardize her candidacy. But I just don't see her even being aligned in the first place.
As for being pro-Israel, I can't see her sentiments being there. Nor do I think the Globalist label is appropriately applied.
Alas, the facts are dismal. She was wildly applauded at CUFI and from what I can tell stumped for more more more war against them evil Ayrabs because they did 9/11
wikid: 'Gabbard supports a strong U.S.-Israel relationship. In March 2015, unlike 58 other Democrats, she did not boycott Benjamin Netanyahu's address to the U.S. Congress,[37] saying at the time that relations "must rise above the political fray, as America continues to stand with Israel as her strongest ally."'
In other words ameriKa has the power to solve the Middle East's 3000-year- old problems but can't think of any way to persuade Israel to stop the settlements. The yearly $3.5 bn (prolly more like 10) shall remain unmentioned, AIPAC doesn't exist..... :-(
I looked up that speech Tulsi gave when she started to talk about Iran in rather dated terms. The speech was from 2015.
I would think she'd be interested in the USS Liberty as well as the treatment of Palestinians. It does seem contradictory that she would be really all kissy-faced with Israel given she's joined with protests against Porto Rico's governor as well as standing with Native American Indians on water and such against big oil.
Israel's apparent foreknowledge of 911 should also interest her.