13% of 2020 Swing State Biden Voters Won’t Be in 2024 Because of Gaza: Polls

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Hmmmm maybe, and just throwing this out there, maybe if they want to win they could stop doing a genocide. It feels like that's what people are saying here. Just a thought, probably nothing
- the process is blessed.
  the process has lead to a genocide.
  trust the process.
Doing genocide is more important than winning the election, which is why democrats don’t care if republicans win.
BlueMAGA please explain why this is good actually
I've been seeing some complaints about the methodology of this poll, there is one good write-up presented here. Basically what it comes down to is that the New York Times not only cherry-picked from their own data, but they also polled heavily from Conservative voters rather than getting averages based on the demographics of each state.
It makes better headlines than the reality (both candidates are pretty evenly matched in each of the swing states with no clear winner), but this information is pretty much worthless other than hopefully getting more people to vote this year.
- According to the Times, Trump is leading Biden in 5 out of 6 battleground states—and there goes the election, our democracy and the world!
  Don't forget the known universe! He definitely wouldn't be exactly like the president they have now but more rude.
Fucking title gore I hate "journalists" I hate "journalists"
Powerful. Trump will surely be the savior of Palestine.
So who do they think they're going to vote for? Trump has also continually vowed his support of Israel and wouldn't have done anything different (except maybe sending even more weapons to them), while at the same time not supporting Ukraine at all.
- They're going to vote for somebody who is not open about the fact that they are doing a genocide. if that's too high of a bar for dems to clear that is dems problem and nobody else.
  "You have tonvote for biden or trumpnwill bimb the rubble" is not an effective campaign strategy. They've concentrated the entire population into rafah and now they're moving into rafah, exactly like every single person criticizing Biden has been screaming they'll do since Biden started quadruppling down on unconditional support.
  Trump might actually not be worse for Palestine because at this rate by next January there won't be anybody left to genocide.
- Yeah man, we just gotta vote for the right guy and we can fix things
  Just one more vote, just one more president, just one more and then we can vote for someone less evil than last time I promise bro
  
  If you believe that then I have a bridge to sell you. Sometimes we have a chance to vote on something that will improve things, but mostly we're lucky if the best we can do is vote to keep things from getting any worse.
- The war in Ukraine is lost.
  
  Funny, that's what you people said when Russia invaded two years ago.
- It would be a lot easier for Democrats to stop supporting Israel if Trump was the one bankrolling the genocide.
  
  Same way they opposed Trumps immigration policy as much as they could but let Biden silently do the exact same thing.
  
  I honestly don't believe that for a minute. You've got people who support Israel because that's what they've been taught to do their whole life, and then you have people actually paying attention to what's been going on and getting called antisemitic for calling out the genocide. Unfortunately the people who are unwilling to change their ways far outnumber the people who care.
- Cornel West is the best option available, the united states NEEDS an intellectual, philosopher, and social critic in office. It's been an exceptional shit show more recently. Voting in someone with the ability to actually contemplate the consequences of their actions and not just listen to those with the most money is severely needed to get back on the path to being a functional country.
  
  True enough, but until we get some sort of ranked-choice voting, there's no chance of a 3rd party candidate being more than a minor blip in the voting numbers.

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