• chitak166@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    Because they know they can get elected without opposing Israel.

    Which goes back to their constituency.

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      1 year ago

      Well when their choices on the ballot are to support Israel or support Israel, what is the constituency supposed to do?

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            1 year ago

            What about it?

            Edit: He just downvoted me without an answer, so we can safely assume he has no real argument.

            It is the fault of the constituency. People can run for office while opposing Israel, but voters have been brainwashed into thinking otherwise.

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              1 year ago

              I didn’t downvote you 🙄 there’s more people here than just us.

              People who run for office while opposing Israel end up with AIPAC targeting them. Next you’re going to say that it’s the constituency’s fault for big money deciding political races and that it shouldn’t matter that 100 million is being dumped to fight progressives.

              Running for congress takes money. Run for office while opposing Israel and your opponent will suddenly be flush with cash.

              It’s not the constituency’s fault that they’re being bombarded with propaganda and only presented with bad choices.