We do what the Democratic Party refuses to do: call out antisemitism and name its perpetrators inside the Party.
Make the Democratic Party normal again 🇺🇸
Our platform is simple—Jewish voters should expect one thing from the Democratic Party:
The spine to clearly and publicly condemn the far-left rhetoric that spreads lies about Israel, excuses antisemitic terrorism, and smears Jewish voters with garbage like calling AIPAC “dark money.”
That’s it.
No hedging. No silence. No pretending this is complicated.
Just 3% of Americans consider Israel/Gaza to be their top issue — so what’s the excuse? It’s not politics, it’s a failure of leadership that needs to be rectified.
Asked Graham Platner in January if there were any other skeletons in his closet that could haunt his campaign.
“No,” he told me. “My life is not very complicated. And no there’s not anything else coming.”
What an incredible display of unity, love, and resilience as tens of thousands of New Yorkers turned out for the Israel Day Parade in NYC!
Today, we boycotted antisemitism and sent a powerful message: New York will always stand with its Jewish community, and New Yorkers will always stand with Israel.
🇺🇸🇮🇱 עם ישראל חי 🇺🇸🇮🇱
I'd just say that if the reason you don't want to support a candidate is because he and his wife chose not to share that they went through marriage counseling to deal with infidelity, that's your choice. But I do think there are other factors in the race that will have more of a direct impact on your life.
For this entire campaign, @bradlander has refused to face me. He rejected debates, withdrew from forums, and even insisted that we appear back-to-back at a forum instead of next to each other.
Tomorrow, we will finally get the opportunity to share a stage.
Tune in to @NY1 on Monday at 7pm for our very first debate.
Still waiting for a tidal wave of Democratic Party voices to come out against a Nazi. Democrats always say they hate Nazis, so it shouldn’t be long now.
Adam Hamawy volunteered for al Qaeda in the 1990s, maintined close ties with al-Qaeda leader Abdel-Rahman, and called Hamas and Hezbollah "freedom fighters."
Despite this, he was proudly endorsed by Bernie Sanders, Rashida Tlaib, Ilhan Omar, Ro Khanna, and Tammy Duckworth.
I’ll never vote for any candidate, to include one saying he’s a Republican, if they espouse anti-Semitism views or surround their campaigns with them on their campaign team.
@reesetheone1 There is no one on the Palestinian side to negotiate with. Literally no one. There is no Palestinian leadership in Gaza or the West Bank that is not affiliated with terrorism. This is like blaming the US for not making peace with the Taliban. This view is not grounded in reality.
Democrats have provided reflexive & unconditional support to Netanyahu & Israeli governments, even as they undermined the values we claimed to stand for.
It's time to end taxpayer-funded support & condition arms sales to end the occupation & salvage a 2-state solution.
https://t.co/u0670ATFRE
In an interview with CNN on Monday, Rep. Jake Auchincloss (D-MA) says he finds Graham Platner's tattoo disqualifying and hopes Maine voters agree with him
Auchincloss: “I find that tattoo and his commentary about it to be personally disqualifying. I hope Maine voters agree with me.”
#MaineSenate
@aziz0nomics You really think that a Palestinian state will all of a sudden result in no more Palestinian terrorism? Or do you think it will create a cleaner pathway for Iran to fund Hamas and PIJ? Do you really think the Palestinians will change everything about their culture immediately?
@neeratanden We appreciate your voice. It would help the cause even more, however, if you could name names. That is what the Republican Party is doing (Ted Cruz, of all people), and we need to do the same.
Antisemitism, terrorist sympathizing, and leftist authoritarianism have no place here.