Tulsi Gabbard has been sidelined from key White House operations, with aides reportedly using a 'Do Not Invite' nickname for her. She was notably excluded from President Donald Trump's recent mission to capture Nicolas Maduro, a decision pushed by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, according to sources. The President has increasingly turned to the Central Intelligence Agency director for intelligence updates, bypassing Gabbard due to her past opposition to intervention in Venezuela and her public calls for peace. While Gabbard remained silent for days after the operation, she eventually praised the mission's success, but tensions between her and Trump have become more visible, especially after public disagreements over foreign policy. Official spokespeople have denied any rift, but Gabbard's exclusion marks a significant shift in her standing within the administration.