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Like it or not, a significant portion of the country is in favor of supporting Israel, and so they have to walk the line of supporting Israel without supporting genocide, because if they don't they also lose.
Republicans can campaign on being pro-genocide, give weapons to Israel on the condition they use them with less discretion, and make a campaign promise to deny asylum to any refugees and they don't lose a vote.
Democrats have to support Israel and Palestine, which is nearly impossible to do without a degree of "please don't use this gun wrong like you have every other time".
If you actually don't see how a Republican administration would be vastly worse for Palestinians, I don't know what to tell you.
https://www.pewresearch.org/2024/03/21/majority-in-u-s-say-israel-has-valid-reasons-for-fighting-fewer-say-the-same-about-hamas/
Straight up not true to an extent that electorally matters. The only people who would drop Harris for supporting Palestine are the republican voters she's needlessly trying to court. Meanwhile at this rate she's losing/already lost Michigan and at least one other swing state with a significant Muslim population (there are a few of them). Her neglect of her voter base is what will do her in.
Got any data for that claim, or just asserting?
https://globalaffairs.org/research/public-opinion-survey/americans-see-united-states-playing-positive-role-middle-east
It's why the Harris campaign is consistently trying to thread the needle and support Israel while not supporting the genocide.
I've been trying to find recent data separated by political party (it's there I've seen it before) but I can't find it for some reason.
Do you have any sources to back up your claims?