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How the war in Gaza is shaping Michigan's midterm vote | DW News
The U.S. Senate race between Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers in the battleground state of Michigan is revealing sharp divisions between Arab …
The U.S. Senate race between Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers in the battleground state of Michigan is revealing sharp divisions between Arab American and Jewish American voters. Both Israel's war in Gaza and Trump's presidency could play a decisive role in how Michiganders might vote.
From my perspective DW News shows a distorted picture of reality. The race is not about race or ethnicity, it's about two despicable candidates which just use race as a vehicle in their campaign. <br><br>Technically seen it looks like that one side is simply paid to support Israel's views whilst the other side is paid to claim the opposite. The deeply buried ideological differences are hidden, whilst the 2 guys are quite similar - two guys looking for the easiest way to enrich themselves by getting a seat as a senator (insider trade) follow two different paths to destroy the US: The GOP candidate with capitalism, the DNC candidate with socialism.<br><br>If you look at Michigan from a holistic view - the state is in all relevant state rankings in worst 20% - there is no need to drag foreign policy in a race which should help to improve conditions for Michigan.
It seems to me that a kind of psychosis regarding "Palestine" has taken hold globally; people are running around shouting "Free Palestine!" and talking about famine. There are plenty of starving and suffering people in the world—you only have to look at the throngs of emigrants to see that! If the situation for the "Palestinians" is truly horrific, why aren't they fleeing to other countries, the way Syrians or Africans do?
WAR<br>----<br>IPOB come out, I want to Fight!<br>Geez, who leads an expedition better than Levi, son of Israel.<br><br>I, yes, yours truly, marched round Jericho and the walls came down flat.<br><br>Then I screamed, how dare these uncircumcised pagans challenge the Authority of the Most High God, El Shaddai.<br><br><br>0001 General EkpereChiukwu<br>EruEze Military Doctrine
The U.S. Senate race between Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers in the battleground state of Michigan is revealing sharp divisions between Arab American and Jewish American voters. Both Israel's war in Gaza and Trump's presidency could play a decisive role in how Michiganders might vote.