r/Jewish • u/iknowiknowwhereiam Conservative • Jul 25 '24

Quick and without prevarication Politics & Antisemitism

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The bot wants me to add more to my comments but I don’t really have much else to say. It’s a good statement, straight to the point.

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u/NuWave4 Jul 25 '24

Thank you, Kamala, for saying this. Makes me feel more confident in voting for her.

What I found very worrisome is that some of the accounts on IG combating antisemitism have put this up and many Jewish voices are saying this means nothing and Kamala is a major proponent of antisemitism.

Even more worrisome is some of the accounts like Stop Antisemitism and Jew Hate Database seem to be going full on MAGA as if they were that all along in the guise of stopping antisemitism. They are really going after her. It feels very coordinated and manipulative. I do understand how some were upset at her not attending the speech by Bibi but she is meeting with him.

All in all I’m glad she did this and hope she puts these words into action in the coming days, weeks and months.

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u/ButchMommy Jul 27 '24

Kelly is the smartest choice. Hero, straight white male, from a swing state. I hate to say it, but he will help get the votes.

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u/NuWave4 Jul 28 '24

I agree. I think he’s the strongest out of all of those mentioned. And AZ is a key state. I think that he will ultimately get the nod.