What Are Jewish Voters Supposed to Do?
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel on why she is skipping the Michigan Democratic Party’s convention, the rise of anti-Semitism within her party, and the conundrum Jewish Democrat voters face. Plus: a new round of President Trump’s Canadian trade war, and American Scoundrel , by Kai Bird and Susan Goldmark.
Jewish voters are facing a difficult predicament in today's political climate, as hostility from some Democratic voters is rising. Attorney General Dana Nessel of Michigan joins The David Frum Show to discuss the growing animosity among certain Democrats towards American Jews. Nessel argues that it is a fundamental mistake for the Democratic Party to push Jewish Democrats out and replace them with other populations.
She emphasizes that the Democratic Party cannot simply replace Jewish Democrats with other constituents, as they are an integral part of the party. This growing hostility within the Democratic party highlights the complex situation that many Jewish voters find themselves in, as they must navigate the political landscape while dealing with rising anti-Semitism.
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