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Originally Posted by Whynotnow
Sure, they aren’t above criticism. But saying you won’t vote for her because you feel she is too pro Israel or disrupting her campaign is gonna get you something worse for your cause. She has zero room to move further on this unless she just wants to hand over the keys to the White House.
Their best bet is to get behind her and work the issue from the inside and hopefully with the winner. I know my analysis is purely a political one, and asking a major concession from someone.
This is one of the differences between the two parties. Republicans are slewing to the right to their most extreme elements. They accuse the dems of being too progressive and beholden to their extremists when the evidence is pretty clear they don’t do that.
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Again, when push comes to shove, do you actually think they’re not going to vote for her?
What are they supposed to say? “There are no consequences for not listening to our protest! But please listen to us anyway!”