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RP: How do they think Republicans would handle the Israel-Palestine situation?
I think they flaw that I see in a lot of ppl's arguments about policy in this years election is that if someone disagrees with D then they must embrace R. I don't agree. Isn't it possible in this case, Gaza, that Arab voters have more than just a choice of voting D or R, that the could choose NOT to vote at all in the Presidential Race? NOT voting could also impact the results. Its possible as well that voting R could be a protest vote without endorsing any Republican Gaza policy - which would be as I think you are implying - exactly the same as Biden if not more pro-Israel. | |||
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The point of the "Uncommitted" vote is to express disapproval with Biden's Gaza Policy and shoe him he need s to change course, or risk the 101,105 voters to not turn out for him on November | |||
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E Pluribus Unum: The point is to show Biden that this issue is going to cost him a decent amount of voters and understanding anything about D v R Turnout is that it doesn't take more votes for the GOP to win, all it takes is less votes for the Dems
I agree. And I think that's my point. If Arab voters choose NOT to vote it = less votes for Biden in a key swing State that could impact the results. | |||
And while quite a bit of it is to put pressure on Biden (which is fine and it may be working somewhat), some of the deeper dive data shows a real move in some of the community to vote GOP in the general election. | ||||
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RP: some of the deeper dive data shows a real move in some of the community to vote GOP in the general election.
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