Tulsi Gabbard leaving the Democratic Party

Fox News contributor Newt Gingrich joined 'Fox & Friends' to discuss Gabbard's announcement ahead of the 2022 midterm elections. #FoxNews
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NEWT GINGRICH: I think Tulsi is somebody who has always spoken her own mind. She's always been sort of an independent maverick. And I think when she ran for president, she realized how really isolated she was from the great majority of the Democratic Party, which is now, frankly, a pretty weird party. We saw the same thing happen in a slightly different way in Philadelphia last week, where the former deputy mayor, a Democrat, endorsed Dr. Oz for the U.S. Senate and said that Fetterman is just so crazy on crime and so pro-criminal. He couldn't be for him. So I think you're seeing this drift, and we've certainly seen among Latinos a huge drift towards the Republican Party as they're driven away by the weirder policies of the Democratic Party.
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[vaughncassidy]

Good for her. She’s too brilliant, too brave and too beautiful to be with those idiots.

[jpturner]

Great! As a fellow Veteran, I am proud of this move!

[oldgrizz]

Glad to see Tulsi making this move. She has way to much to offer to be silenced and unsupported in the DNC. This is the courage we need to see from political leaders.

[jaysoncockrum]

Fantastic...she's a trooper and stands for exactly what she said and that is America and the American

[iwittges]

Good for her. She’s too reasonable to be in that toxic party.

[kathleenegan]

Bravo Tulsi, it's a sign of maturity. We love you out here so glad you have the courage to speak out ❤️

[TrackLives_Matter]

Yes!!!! She’s amazing and the Democratic Party doesn’t deserve her goodwill and strong independent mind

[janetburroughs]

All I can say is what took her so long. She WAS about the only sane and decent Demonrat. I have had lots of and have even more respect then ever for her

[desertrose]

Love this common sense woman regardless of party.

[dannygutierrez]

She did what was best for the country. I salute her. My 2 brothers are ex-Marines, 4 uncles are Air Force Combat Veterans, and father -in-law Korean Veteran. My flat feet prevented me from joining them. I wanted to surprise my mother going in as an Officer, but the recruiter at Lackland Air Force in San Antonio, Tx. confirmed it. Praise GOD for her testimony.

[brethenkel]

Finally she came to her senses glad to have her

[davidmitchell]

Smart move Good for her. Much respect for her service to this country. Hope she goes far 🇺🇸

[reecewatson]

Good for her, regardless of what party she joins, I'm proud of her.

[AlvinSeville]

I knew this day would come and I congratulate her for standing up and saying what needs to be said.

[michaelvickery]

I’ve been a big fan of her since she ran for president. I think she’s awesome.

[lmn]

Someone with courage. How refreshing.

[flyersfanatic]

She finally saw the light, good for her. Hopefully, there be more to follow

[jjgillmen]

I saw the tweets in question. People are truly starting to wake up and see what’s going on, that this is all about having common sense.

[Achilles]

At least people are finally waking up, good for her.

[petercarey]

Good for her, although I would have thought she'd come to this point a lot sooner. But better late than never. I think she'd make a great VP.