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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How is Dearborn feeling on the eve of a new presidency?[/quote]

Oh they are very happy with it. Biden is a true Zionists and only cares about killing Palestinians and Muslims for Israel. His support of Israel at the expense of the US has made the democrats a minority party for decades. I do not see the party surviving. No one agreed with what Biden did but the way Israelis humiliated Biden and the US is the straw that broke the back of the democrats. The Israel told Iran to hold my beer. This is how you humiliate a US president.

When you are upset about Trump and his actions thank Israel and its supporters. Those are the people who got Trump elected.

[quote] Trump’s role in Gaza ceasefire fuels Arab American anger with Biden
The incoming US president suggests that he pressured Israel to take the deal, which is supposed to go into effect on Sunday.

When Samraa Luqman voted for Donald Trump in November, she believed that, even if there were a one-percent chance that the former president would push for a ceasefire in Gaza, he would be a better option than the Democrats who had failed to stop the war.

Trump ultimately won that race and is slated to re-enter the White House on Monday. And in the lead-up to his inauguration, Israel and the Palestinian group Hamas have agreed to pause hostilities in Gaza, where more than 46,700 Palestinians have been killed in the last 15 months.

But Luqman says she doesn’t feel vindicated, even though Trump has claimed credit for pushing the ceasefire deal over the line.

Instead, she’s outraged at outgoing United States President Joe Biden for failing to finalise the agreement months earlier.

“I’m just even more angry because Trump, who is not even in office, did a little arm-twisting, and the ceasefire agreement was done right away,” Luqman told Al Jazeera. “This could have happened sooner. It’s so sad, all those extra lives lost.”
She added that the way the agreement was reached “solidified Biden’s legacy as Genocide Joe”, a nickname that links the Democratic leader to the Israeli abuses in Gaza.

After overwhelmingly backing Democrats in previous elections, many Arab American voters turned against the party and its candidate, Vice President Kamala Harris, in November’s race because of their support for Israel’s war.[/quote]
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/1/17/trumps-role-in-gaza-ceasefire-fuels-arab-american-anger-with-biden
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Sounds like a demographic that will never be appeased and likely a thorn in the Ds side for years to come.[/quote]

The demographic that is never appeased in the pro Israel crowd. They could have taken the current ceasefire deal back in January. It was more important to defeat Biden vs take the deal. Just could not do it and now the Dems are out. Good luck winning without the rust belt. Israel is a right wing cause celeb. Old boomer “moderates” do not make a winning national party. No democrat presidential nominee will be pro Israel from here on out. [/quote]

"No democrat presidential nominee will be pro Israel from here on out"... lol. You clearly don't understand how politics work. You think Republican and Democratic politicians care more about the interests of people in the Rust Belt than they care about the interests of their wealthy donors?? Haha. FYI- as long as strong supporters of Israel are donating hundreds of millions of dollars every election cycle to GOP and Dem candidate campaigns, they will all continue to be "pro Israel". Can you blame them?[/quote]

No democratic presidential nominee will win if they openly suppress Israel. [/quote]

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