This whole situation is overblown. The amount of people who vote based on a LG pick is minimal let alone the actual power the position holds in office. The LG office doesn't make policy, let alone foreign policy. I agree it was stupid of Biss's team to not do proper research before making his LG choice though in the first place.
This, so much. On top of that, it's painfully obvious that he just dropped Ramirez-Rosa when he saw that the political winds were blowing against him, which is not the kind of behavior most people want to see from a supposed anti-establishment crusader.
I couldn't care less about where his LG nominee stands on Israel or whatever, but what bothers me is that he was willing to change course on such an important decision at the drop of a hat.
