David Duke wrote in a quote for the image that the "ZioMedia" lied and said he endorsed Gabbard when he in fact only supports her anti-war policy.

The Democratic presidential candidate has received a fair amount of attention from the far-right, as noted in the tweets below.

Caroline Orr on Twitter

“David Duke's cover photo is... Tulsi Gabbard.”

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Caroline Orr on Twitter

“Tulsi Gabbard has been getting support from the far-right for a while. A neo-Nazi website took credit for boosting her campaign enough to get her on the debate stage. https://t.co/OjblKJoOKX”

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Caroline Orr on Twitter

““Anti-war" Tulsi has taken huge sums of money from the defense industry, expressed support for increasing the use of drone strikes, hinted that she would consider using torture, and has a strange affinity for brutal dictators around the world. https://t.co/ijParJqQXh”

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Caroline Orr on Twitter

“Like Trump, Tulsi Gabbard believes in putting “America first,” regardless of the global consequences, human suffering, or death toll. She isn’t “anti-war” — she’s a nationalist, hiding behind a mask of anti-interventionism.”

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