Republicans are using a narrative of chaos and āphilosophical divisions on Israelā among Democrats to sink Bidenās campaign
Republicans have identified recent college protests against Israelās war in Gaza as the core of an election campaign narrative of chaos that they hope can be used to sink Joe Bidenās presidency.
The approach was bluntly crystallised by Tom Cotton, the Republican senator Arkansas, in a recent television interview when he mocked the encampments that have sprung up in recent weeks as ālittle Gazasā and lambasted the president for a perceived failure to unequivocally denounce instances of antisemitism.
I think Biden is far from perfect. I straight up disagree with him on a few things. Iād say he actually kinda sucks in some ways. But at the end of the day, heās gotten a lot more done in closer to the right direction than I ever wouldāve expected, and the other viable option to vote for will undo that and steer things in the wrong direction if elected.
We just canāt let good be the enemy of perfect. Biden is the only option for any hope of a positive future. A lot of the posters youāre talking about are bad faith actors, and their whole goal is convincing some people to stay home in November. 2020 went to Biden by only like 30k people across a handful of states, so itās pretty clear that they want to dissuade people who are somewhat on the fence to chip away at that difference. They know that trump is polarizing af and even with the electoral college tilting in their favor, they need to pretend that Biden is polarizing too.
I donāt think you understand that these Gazans would see America burn to the ground before they acknowledge that Biden might be the best option.
Gazans? Iām missing something here.
Iām guessing theyāre using the shit stain politicianās nomenclature to describe the protesters.
I canāt keep up with all the dumb lore in the right wing fandom. Thereās better fiction out there, guys.