Media Coverup Underway After Tulsi Gabbard Drops Election Bombshell

The mainstream media had a full-blown allergic reaction to reality this week after President Donald Trump’s Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, confirmed during a high-profile Cabinet meeting what many Americans have long suspected: our electronic voting systems are vulnerable—and the intel community has the receipts.

But you wouldn’t know that if you tuned in to CNN, read The Hill, or even browsed Fox News this week. Why? Because rather than report that the U.S. intelligence community under President Trump is investigating potential weaknesses in the very systems used to cast and count our votes, they went running for cover under the safer, less consequential headlines—JFK files, RFK files, and recycled cheap shots at Tulsi Gabbard.

Let’s rewind to what actually happened.

At Thursday’s Cabinet meeting—open to the press—Director Gabbard issued a stunning revelation. “We have evidence of how these electronic voting systems have been vulnerable to hackers for a very long time,” she said. “And vulnerable to exploitation to manipulate the results of the votes being cast.”

This wasn’t wild speculation. This was a clear, sobering assessment from the top of America’s intelligence apparatus. Gabbard was standing beside the President of the United States, not calling into a fringe podcast. And her message was simple: election security is national security, and President Trump’s push for nationwide paper ballots isn’t a political stunt—it’s common sense.

But instead of sounding the alarm, the press hit the mute button.

While Tulsi Gabbard was laying out the case for restoring integrity to America’s elections, CBS News chose to lead with, “Gabbard says RFK, MLK Jr. records ‘ready to release.’” The Hill ran a puff piece on government document archiving. Even Fox News followed suit. Not one word about the fact that voting systems used in this country—right now—are being flagged as hackable.

As if on cue, CNN rolled out a smear piece questioning Gabbard’s 2024 voting record, accusing her of voting in Hawaii after declaring residency in Texas. That’s their smoking gun. Not the fact that foreign actors could potentially manipulate U.S. elections, but where Tulsi Gabbard cast her ballot.

Let’s state the obvious: the reason the media won’t touch this story is because it vindicates President Trump. It supports what he—and millions of Americans—have said since 2020: the system is broken, and it’s time to fix it.

Back then, any suggestion of voter fraud or digital tampering got you banned, censored, or labeled a conspiracy theorist. But in 2025, under President Trump’s leadership, the intelligence community is finally doing its job—and the truth is starting to rise to the surface.

This isn’t about whether any past election was definitively stolen. This is about whether our current systems are secure. And Tulsi Gabbard made it clear: they’re not.

That should concern every American, regardless of party. But the media isn’t interested in protecting democracy. They’re interested in protecting their narrative—and keeping President Trump from being right.

Well, too late. He already is.

If election integrity is compromised, everything else falls apart. That’s why the Trump administration is aggressively pushing for paper ballots, voter ID, and same-day voting—reforms that restore transparency, accountability, and trust.

So while the media hyperventilates over assassination files and tries to find creative ways to discredit Gabbard, the real story is that the 2025 Trump administration is doing what Biden never would: defending the vote.

And if the media won’t cover it? That tells you everything you need to know.