Biden's Israel Policy Becomes Albatross Around Democrat Party Necks

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🗓️ 29 November 2023

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With a majority of Americans opposing further US involvement in the Israel/Gaza conflict, President Biden is finding that within his own Democratic Party support for his approach is even softer. Younger voters are solidly opposed to further US support for Israel's continued assault on Gaza. That is why while Biden's initial reaction tracked more closely with his neocon views, he is furiously backpedaling under pressure from his own party. Also today: Rep. Massie is the lone "no" vote on another anti-free speech House Resolution.

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0:00.0	Hello everybody and thank you for tuning in to the Ron Paul Liberty report with us today once again
0:06.6	our friend Daniel McAdams he is our co-host Daniel good to see you today and you're
0:13.4	inching back to work and I'm glad to see you.
0:16.0	Good morning Dr Paul.
0:17.8	It's good to be back in a way with you.
0:20.6	Wonderful.
0:21.6	I want to start off with all the activity, the political activity.
0:25.8	You know, what's going on right now reminds me a lot about 1968.
0:30.0	And I think it was in Chicago.
0:32.0	And the Democrats were fighting. And it was in Chicago and the Democrats were fighting and it was over, you know, demonstrations
0:36.4	over war.
0:37.4	It was a division, a lot, I said, it's similar to a lot what's going on now because you have the progressives who hate the war and would like to end it more so into 68 than they are now
0:49.2	But there is a progressive element that says look we should at least have peace talks and
0:54.8	pause things and work toward peace and yet the vicious language going
1:00.0	around about each side has to have wipe out the other side. It's very bad as far as I'm
1:06.7	concerned. But you know because of the political chaos in 68 it wasn't good for them at the next polls, you know, and the Republicans
1:16.5	didn't have the greatest candidate anyway to begin with. Of course that's when
1:21.2	Nixon was coming into the fold and he wins that election.
1:24.0	But I think this is really, very tough, you know, for the Democrats and it's lining up. You have to go back and forth well who's on whose side and
1:36.8	it's not easily done I think at 68 it was more precise most of the
1:42.1	Democrats were sick of the war and the Republicans were
1:46.8	more hawkish and that's generally the case right now that is true. But I tell you they have a long way to go because right now
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