Dems will need to figure out a coherent stance on the issue in general, only concern will be in some of those battleground states that were super-close last time. Turnout will be everything.
Harris the likely nominee, who should be the VP choice?
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My impression is that the "pro-Gaza/anti-Zionist" voter block is smaller and more finicky/cause-celebre-oriented than the "pro-Israel" voter bloc, which is more moderate and filled with older, reliable voters.
I am no political consultant, but if the goal is to defeat Trump, Harris will need to resist the temptation to ingratiate herself with the first group, even though they can be expected to be highly vocal and visible.
Exactly. They’re nowhere near as powerful as the media makes it seem.
Shapiro is a very popular governor in a must-win state. If the fringe wants to throw a hissy fit, let them. That’s the difference between D and R’s today.
It’s a concern yes, but if that’s the price that has to be paid for PA staying blue, we can live with that for two years. Split legislature I believe anyways.
Also, per this link the DEM LT GOV is the successor.
PA will almost always be a purple state because of the cities. There will be another R governor at some point and then it’ll swing back the other way.
The national implications have to trump theirs unfortunately.
Yeah, **** the pro-Palestinian idiots. That’s the last demographic Harris should worry about.
I actually despise them more than I do MAGAs.
Personally this is what Biden needs to fix before he leaves, if he really wants to help Kamala. Doing nothing might make the assumptions that Kamala won't fix anything with Israel either.
She evidently is planning to meet with Bibi privately when he comes to speak to congress…which still makes me annoyed that he got the invite.
