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California Dems’ antisemitism hesitation
Today's Daily Kickoff previews Colorado's Democratic primaries, examines conflicting U.S.-Iran negotiation reports in Qatar, and discusses the divide over antisemitic harassment of California's…
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California Dems’ antisemitism hesitation
Today’s Daily Kickoff previews Colorado’s high-stakes Democratic primaries, tracks shifting U.S.-Iran negotiations in Qatar, and explores the growing divide within the Democratic Party over anti-Israel rhetoric and rising antisemitism.
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5mColorado's primary night reckoning
Colorado is a state famous for its moderation, with its governor (Jared Polis) and two senators (Michael Bennet and John Hickenlooper) among the most pragmatic figures in Democratic politics. So if a far-left, anti-Israel wave sweeps over the Democratic Party in tonight’s statewide primaries, it will be a true wake-up call for those downplaying the... <a href="">Read More</a>
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6mCalifornia Democrats divided over calling harassment of Scott Wiener antisemitic
The language used by protesters who accosted and harassed California state Sen. Scott Wiener at a transgender pride march last week left little doubt that they harbored a deep-seated hatred toward Israel and Zionists. “F*** you and your Zionist handlers. F*** you and your Israeli masters,” one person shouted at Wiener as he walked toward... <a href="">Read More</a>
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4mTexas Democrats embrace toned-down anti-Israel language in party platform
Texas Democrats adopted several anti-Israel amendments into their party platform at a state party convention last weekend — a significant move to the left on Israel policy in a generally conservative state with marquee Senate and gubernatorial races this November. That said, much of the anti-Israel language was toned down from the original amendments as... <a href="">Read More</a>
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5mTop House Democrats say they’ll oppose effort to cut $3.3 billion in aid to Israel
The top House Democrats on the Foreign Affairs and Armed Services committees said Monday that they will oppose efforts led by Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) to cut the $3.3 billion in U.S. aid to Israel expected under the memorandum of understanding if and when they come to a vote on the House floor. The effort... <a href="">Read More</a>