told reporters that the public deserves full transparency about both foreign and domestic influences on national elections. She argued that the findings show how actors across the political spectrum have contributed to confusion and mistrust surrounding election outcomes.
Gabbard also criticized the previous administration for what she called a rushed narrative about foreign interference, saying more effort should have gone into verifying intelligence and preventing national security agencies from being politicized. Senator Roger Marshall echoed that call, stating that Americans have a right to know how intelligence information was used
