NEW YORK, March 12 (Reuters) - A coalition of progressive groups is asking U.S. President Joe Biden and other Democratic Party officials to not accept endorsements or contributions from a pro-Israel group and its affiliated super PACs.

    • Lexi SneptaurEnglish
      58•4 months ago

      AIPAC supports genocide, my liberal buddy

    • PugJesus
      44•4 months ago

      “Don’t accept endorsements from an increasingly unpopular foreign actor with blatant favoritism towards Republicans and genocide” is not a sabotage attempt.

    • @xmunk@sh.itjust.worksEnglish
      32•4 months ago

      […] to damage Biden.

      See, that’s where we disagree. I want Biden to reject AIPAC money and stop funding the IDF because I’m concerned that his current course is damaging and I want him to be less damaged so Trump doesn’t win.

    • @aodhsishaj@lemmy.worldEnglish
      30•4 months ago

      I’m sure you were worried about Bernie Bro’s and before that, Naderites, and then before that Tsongas because how dare these leftists try to pull the party left. We must appease the undecided voters in the center, that’s not pulling our party further right! Don’t worry about the black, brown and leftist voters, they’ll swallow whatever we offer as we’re not the evil Republicans.

      Your sentiment got us Trump in office once already. Listen to the voices in your own party. Explore the why of what they’re saying. Don’t just discount what they say outright. Vote for your fellow man, not just your party line, not just your single interest. Be better.

      • HubertManne
        -2•4 months ago

        I voted bernie in the primaries but hilary in the general. I mean pull the party left is fine but im going with the more left party over the more right when it comes down to it.

    • @harderian729@lemmy.worldEnglish
      24•4 months ago

      The tribalism is strong with you.

      Everyone who isn’t with you, must be against you. There is no nuance or in-between.

      Glad I’m not like you anymore.

      • amiganEnglish
        2•4 months ago

        Everyone who isn’t with you, must be against you. There is no nuance or in-between.

        Unfortunately, this is exactly how first-past-the-post elections work, and such elections are our current reality. Operating outside the parameters of reality will not get you any closer to your objectives.