She didn't have to condemn him, she could have just said "I feel we should be doing more and take a firmer stance saying that genocide is not ok". Something as simple as that would have rallied a lot of the Arabs to her side.
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That's exciting. Hopefully it has as good a soundtrack as the first. I still listen to it sometimes while I work.
This is going to get removed. You might want to post this to the political discussion community.
Yes, but how many Skyrim ports have we been gifted with?
How long before bed do you eat? And what kind of foods do you eat? Have you tried using the washroom before bed?
I guess Ukraine is making a final push before Trump takes office. It's a sad and haunting reality to face.
No he won't. He gets paid too much not to.
Edit: For those of you who don't believe me and are just downvoting me. Biden has received more money from Pro-Israel lobbyists than any other Senator in history.
The problem with it is that it was more or less the same thing Biden said and it's been abundantly clear Biden does not care for a ceasefire. The Arabs wanted more than that. They wanted her to admit that what Israel was doing in Gaza and Lebanon was wrong. They wanted her to say that she would take a firmer stance than Biden would on Israel. They didnt want her to say that she supports Israels right to defend itself, or for Tim Walz to say he supports Israels right to expand its borders, or even to campaign with Liz Cheney. The icing on the cake was Bill Clintons very stupid attempt to justify Israels killing of civilians a day or two before the election. What she said clearly wasn't enough and she repeatedly ignored them as well as the DNC actively trying to silence them.
I believe she did end up taking a slightly firmer stance a few days before the election, which is likely due to her not polling so well. I'm not sure if your quote is from that time or from before. But I think a lot of Arabs saw it as "too little, too late" kind of thing.