Republicans are using a narrative of chaos and ā€˜philosophical divisions on Israelā€™ among Democrats to sink Bidenā€™s campaign

Republicans have identified recent college protests against Israelā€™s war in Gaza as the core of an election campaign narrative of chaos that they hope can be used to sink Joe Bidenā€™s 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 ā€œlittle Gazasā€ and lambasted the president for a perceived failure to unequivocally denounce instances of antisemitism.

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    7 months ago

    I donā€™t think you understand that these Gazans would see America burn to the ground before they acknowledge that Biden might be the best option.

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        7 months ago

        Iā€™m guessing theyā€™re using the shit stain politicianā€™s nomenclature to describe the protesters.

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          7 months ago

          I canā€™t keep up with all the dumb lore in the right wing fandom. Thereā€™s better fiction out there, guys.