There's a phrase that I've heard used more in the past year than I think I've ever heard it used in my entire life.

And I actually like the phrase because it exposes all of us.

Like it doesn't just expose our enemies.

It exposes our allies and it exposes ourselves.

The phrase is red line.

Do you have a red line that a politician or a country or government or a military can cross?

What's your red line?

And in some ways, the Biden administration really introduced this phrase of saying,

first they said they had no red line for Israel, which Israel loved to hear and took full advantage of.

And then they introduced some ideas that they have a red line here or a red line there,

and then they expose themselves because Israel would cross those, quote-unquote, red lines,

and the American government would do nothing.

Well, Muslim voters, Arab-American voters,

and their progressive allies, in essence,

chose genocide to be a red line.

That is to say, if you are genocidal, I won't support you.

Just the bottom line.

And that has cost Muslim voters as much as anybody else.

And I want to unpack and explain what I think it means to have a red line and why I want you to really think about what yours is.

Let me unpack and explain it.

This is Sean King, and you're listening to The Breakdown.

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