Today we consider the rise of anti-Semitism across the political spectrum because we realize this is not a problem for any political party.
Max Rose: “Today we consider the rise of anti-Semitism across the political spectrum because we realize this is not a problem for…”
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Rose emphasizes that anti-Semitism affects all political parties and requires collective action.
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You can't alienate 50 percent of the population and think that you'll have a sound electoral strategy. But the deeper problem for the entire Republican Party is the leader of their party right now, is absolutely insane and unhinged.
Look, my Republican friends remind me of what my four-year-old looks like, blindfolded with their trying to hit the pinata at his birthday party, right? They're constantly swinging.
What Governor Walz is very good at is speaking directly to the American people in clear, plain-spoken manner that addresses their actual kitchen table issues.
Sure. And, of course, if Kevin McCarthy is publicly criticizing you, I mean, he's the greatest sycophant in modern politics, you know that you're really veering off course.





