@TulsiGabbard challenged to a push-up contest at a Manchester Town Hall (video)

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Link to tweet

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1. One comment on Twitter on this contest...

She’s just down to earth and genuine. Even if I don’t agree with all of her policies, I think she would be a very honorable and respectable president.

[jcgoldie]

8. Tulsi Gabbard is not "genuine"

Quite the contrary.

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9. That was ONE comment by a poster

and the poster is a complete stranger to me. Well, she is a politician, so you are probably right.

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2. While she might be a good example of general fitness,

she is, in theory, running for President.

[msongs]

3. anything that keeps her away from hawaii works for me lol nt

[zaj]

4. She lost, but still kinda cool.

He did more than her in the clip, and she started slowing down, so he quit politely.

And she's terrifyingly tollerant of our wannabe dictator

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5. Agreed, it was a cool episode and

The gentleman displayed chivalry. Actually the very few clips of Tulsi I have seen of TV were about criticizing Trump for his military actions in the middle-east.

[handmade34]

6. cool

she can be on the President's Physical Fitness committee


on edit: oh wait... trump discontinued the program 2 years ago

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7. I became a fitness aficionado at age 57

because I was having fainting spells at work, panic attacks in enclosed malls, was declared border line diabetic, my hip joints hurt, and had blood pressure over 140/90. I did not need a committee to tell me I needed a drastic change in life style.

I resigned from my well paying jobs, moved to a small town where cost of living was cheap and golf was cheap. Began walking 24 miles every week on the golf course (4 rounds of 18). Now at age 79, I have none of those health problems! OK my hearing is deteriorated and my memory is deteriorated, but I am pain free and require no ongoing prescriptions. Hard to believe my hip joint pain is no longer.

So all you people over 50, pick any exercise routine you can sustain and get on with it! Mine was playing golf 4 times a week and walking the 18 holes. It has transformed my life.