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LeftInTX

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36. Biden has got to keep support of Jews. I know. I know. But, they can be swing voters.
Tue Dec 5, 2023, 02:51 PM
Dec 2023

They also have very high turnout. They will vote. 63% thought Trump was good for Israel.

I belong to a Texas Democratic Jewish Caucus Facebook group. It's night and day.

The young Dems are anti-war and cease-fire now.

I logged on to the Jewish group and they are not commenting about the TDP Ceasefire Resolution.

It was originally written by the Young Dems, but then a Jewish member of the State Executive Committee negotiated changes to it to make sure it addressed Israel, anti-semitism, the hostages etc etc etc.

I think the TDP Ceasefire Resolution is a great resolution. However, others don't. Some on the left don't feel it is strong enough. Blue dogs and Jews don't seem too pleased with it.

The country is extremely polarized over this war.

ETA: I think if one is Jewish, they feel they "know the people" who were attacked in Oct 7th. They realize once again, that the Jewish community is still a small community. Of course, for the Palestinians it is heartbreaking. I'm sure many have lost friends and family. I see the bombardments and I can't imagine. I think it's worse than Vietnam.
In real life, the Jews of Southern Israel and Palestinians of Gaza are literally next door neighbors, yet they are worlds apart. Additionally, there seems to be no end in sight to Israeli-Palestinian issue. There also seems no end in sight to this war. (I keep checking Google News) Even after the war, then what?

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Regardless of whether the reports of organized efforts to vote Biden out of office are exaggerated by MSM Ms. Toad Dec 2023 #1
A no vote is a vote for Trump. If they dont vote for Biden, fuck 'em. nt LexVegas Dec 2023 #3
That's certainly a good approach to re-elect Biden - Ms. Toad Dec 2023 #5
There's a difference between what you'd say to a person's face vs talking in a public forum... Silent3 Dec 2023 #13
Almost everything you said sort of goes without saying, KPN Dec 2023 #14
Because the poster to whom I replied, unless I read her incorrectly... Silent3 Dec 2023 #15
Anytime we treat people who are feeling betrayed by Biden like trash we lose them. Ms. Toad Dec 2023 #23
Please provide data to support this supposed effect... Silent3 Dec 2023 #27
Biden has got to keep support of Jews. I know. I know. But, they can be swing voters. LeftInTX Dec 2023 #36
Rec.. If they can't see that Pres Biden is the Cha Dec 2023 #44
are they numerous enough to be a problem anyway treestar Dec 2023 #7
Thank you for pointing this out! WAY too many times these kinds of stories are posted without any stats PortTack Dec 2023 #10
So because they are a minority it's OK to ignore their pain and feelings of betrayal? n/t Ms. Toad Dec 2023 #21
I guess so I mean in an electoral level treestar Dec 2023 #32
Then i think those students are creeps. Trueblue1968 Dec 2023 #11
And how would your feel if your homeland was being bombed into oblivion, Ms. Toad Dec 2023 #20
AMERICA is their homeland JustAnotherGen Dec 2023 #30
Thank you. Nobody has been "betrayed" by President Biden. yardwork Dec 2023 #41
Exacdtly.. Pres Biden did NOT "Betray" them.. Cha Dec 2023 #46
I also want to add that Black women have saved this country over and over. yardwork Dec 2023 #42
How do American Jews feel about treestar Dec 2023 #33
What do they think of the oct 7th attacks and Hamas saying they will do it again ? JI7 Dec 2023 #12
They are Palestinian, not supporters of Hamas. Ms. Toad Dec 2023 #19
Hamas is in charge of Gaza . They attacked Israel from there. There are hostages being held there . JI7 Dec 2023 #24
That doesn't change the fact that it is Netanyahu who chose to bomb Gaza, Ms. Toad Dec 2023 #25
This indicates support for Hamas JI7 Dec 2023 #26
Your response seems to be... Think. Again. Dec 2023 #29
No but they should be much madder at hamas or treestar Dec 2023 #34
I guess they're... Think. Again. Dec 2023 #35
There is no plausible leader of any country TheKentuckian Dec 2023 #47
It's unfortunate that they've fallen for Russian propaganda. yardwork Dec 2023 #40
They haven't. Ms. Toad Dec 2023 #43
Perhaps they should renounce U.S. citizenship and return to their homeland, in that case. yardwork Dec 2023 #45
snork. AllaN01Bear Dec 2023 #2
I'm shocked! Stinky The Clown Dec 2023 #4
How about the mind-blowingly obvious fact usonian Dec 2023 #6
The Script: "Send a message ... take our vote for granted ... we have to teach the Democrats a lesson ... betsuni Dec 2023 #8
It is so obvious JustAnotherGen Dec 2023 #39
Thanks for posting jmbar2 Dec 2023 #9
Never mind that Muslims are going to be the first Warpy Dec 2023 #16
The video makes a good point about the MSM Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Dec 2023 #17
Pro-Hamas event "will not go forward" at Columbia University's School of Social Work Cha Dec 2023 #18
Honestly the jewish vote is more important vercetti2021 Dec 2023 #22
Jews can also be swing voters/moderates/independents. One thing for sure: Very high turnout! LeftInTX Dec 2023 #37
The premise that Biden completely supports netanyahu's actions is false... Think. Again. Dec 2023 #28
Thanks for posting the his video. FloridaBlues Dec 2023 #31
great job. i've been howling into the void about tracking down this obvious astroturf. mopinko Dec 2023 #38
A Muslim I know told me he wasn't going to vote for Biden iemanja Dec 2023 #48
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