Biden is on the wrong side of voters on Israel

 


Mark R. Levin
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American voters OVERWHELMINGLY support Israel, support Israel going into Rafah, support Israel wiping out Hamas and removing them from Gaza, and believe Israel is doing its best to limit civilian casualties -- DESPITE the lies and blood libels spewed by the Biden regime, congressional Democrats, the corrupt media, and all the rest of the scoundrels.  AND 3 in 4 American voters are closely watching all of this.  This is bad news for Biden and his party, and Republicans should include this as a priority issue and run on it as well as the economy and the open borders.  Biden and his handlers are on the wrong side, the side of evil, and will pay an electoral price for this if it is raised over and over again!
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NEW HARVARD HARRIS POLL: -A STRONG MAJORITY (74%) OF VOTERS THINKS ISRAEL SHOULD MOVE FORWARD WITH AN OPERATION IN RAFAH - CLOSE TO 3 IN 4 OF VOTERS ARE NOW FOLLOWING THE ISRAEL-HAMAS WAR CLOSELY -VOTERS CONTINUE TO STRONGLY SUPPORT ISRAEL OVER HAMAS, AND 7 IN 10 FEEL
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