On Thursday, National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard made headlines with her sharp criticism of former President Barack Obama, accusing him of ‘delegitimizing’ Donald Trump’s 2016 election victory. Gabbard’s remarks are tied to a declassified report and a referral to the Justice Department regarding Obama’s role in a 2016 election interference investigation. She claims that Obama’s actions politicized intelligence, casting doubt on the integrity of the electoral results and fueling conspiracy theories. Gabbard’s comments are part of a broader debate about the handling of intelligence and the potential for political bias in such matters. The allegations underscore concerns about the intersection of national security and political processes, raising questions about the role of intelligence agencies in democratic governance. As the discussion continues, experts are calling for a balanced examination of the facts to ensure that both historical records and the integrity of future elections are preserved.