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No, but my mother and sister did.

https://twitter.com/AndrewDesiderio/status/1796556695445090761

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A lot of young Israeli Jews have a great-grandparent who was murdered in the Holocaust. No one needs a reminder from white leftists about how they are "not oppressed."

Their great-grandparents would be horrified by what Israel is doing right now.

It's hard for you to sink lower but you manage to do it.

As questionable as this statement was, it should nevertheless be noted that most well known holocaust survivors who have publicly commented on the current situation (and Israel/Palestine in general) have criticized Israel's actions and shown solidarity with Palestinians.
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Lets not forget that Jeremy Corbyn was extremely antisemitic for sitting next to a Jewish Holocaust survivor.
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Corbyn called Hamas suicide bombers his “brothers,” among many other things

As long as he's going to keep voting for Biden's nominees for the rest of the year I guess it doesn't matter much.

Manchin already stated earlier this spring that he won't confirm any more Biden judges unless they get Republican votes.  The possibility of any senate Republicans voting for further Biden judicial nominees probably went to zero yesterday.  Every confirmation from here on out could be a 50/50 affair with Harris tiebreaking.

Assuming Sinema doesn't devote her final months with some more grandstanding. I can't tell you how glad I am that we will get rid of them in congress soon.

The alternative to the Dem base putting up with senators like Manchin and Sinema is likely a quasi-permanent Republican supermajority.

You know that Gellago is probably going to win, right? Dems can also pick up Johnson's and Collins' seats in the long run, and NC is also a state in which they're competitive. That's a false premise.

Currently there are about 20 states that consistently vote left of the nation and about 30 states that consistently vote right of the nation.  Of course it could shift in the future, but this has been the case in presidential elections since 2000.

Trump is going to get jail time, lack of remorse is a sentencing criteria.

https://twitter.com/sppeoples/status/1796559956268736517?s=46

Damn, good job counting so many Districts. I'm surprised it could genuinely be this tight. Would this be a first?

Also, imagine if the Dennis the Menace scenario happens and the House is tied.

Good riddance. Even if his replacement is Justice, I'm just glad Manchin will be gone in January.

 As morbid as this sounds unless a soon to be Sen. Justice loses weight.... I really don't think he'll be there for long.

[Meanwhile I continue to be saddened and annoyed at what this man is doing to his families reputation]

A jury of my peers, selected partially by my own lawyers, reviewing the evidence of the things I said I did, found me guilty of financial crimes, something I have also said I did

I'M THE VICTIM!

The verdict can be correct and legitimate and the case be politically motivated. I happen to agree that this one is and it takes away from the seriousness and significance that the other 3 need to be viewed as.

Meanwhile I continue to be saddened and annoyed at what this man is doing to his families reputation and the stain it has the potential to put on the legacy of his father and uncle.

It sounds wild but RFK JR is a bold example of the butterfly effect. I’m convinced if any of the famous members of the family were still alive - he wouldn’t be doing this.

You know Ted Kennedy literally killed a woman?

Hochul pardoning Trump won’t increase national unity (and until Trump is gone, national unity won’t increase meaningfully because his cult appeal hinders against rationale thought) especially with other charges against him still pending. It’ll just be spun as belief that he’s innocent and increase pressure for other charges to be dropped.

You don't say!

https://twitter.com/Nate_Cohn/status/1796554046540484664