✡️ Ben Shapiro agrees with Mark Levin when he says that the Iran War is not considered important by the American people and thus whatever happens regarding Iran will not affect the Republican vote.

🔗 Chris Menahan 🇺🇸 (@infolibnews)

📢🇺🇸🗳 Shadow adviser to president Trump, Laura Loomer, on X/Twitter:

“Time for President Trump to deal with Iran once and for all. Just do it.

Nothing to lose now.

Finish the job”.

🔗 Laura Loomer

🇺🇸🗳 Nick Fuentes predicts Jon Ossoff will be the Democrat nominee for President in 2028

“I’m an Ossoff Truther… here’s the best part, he’s also Jеwish.”

🔗 S.ocks (@whitesocksAF)

🇺🇸🗳 Most Jewish voters backed Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan

The Mercury Public Affairs survey of 482 Jewish voters who cast ballots before Election Day found that El-Sayed received 60% of the early Jewish vote in the Senate race, compared with 79% for Democratic gubernatorial nominee Jocelyn Benson. Rogers received 36% and another 5% of respondents said they left the Senate race blank.

Among Jewish voters who said they backed Slotkin in 2024, 23% voted for Rogers this time, and among those who voted for Kamala Harris in the presidential election, 18% crossed over to Rogers, while another 11% voted for someone else or skipped the Senate race.

The election followed months of tension between El-Sayed and Jewish Democrats, who voted for his primary rival, Rep. Haley Stevens. His outspoken opposition to Israel, ties to left-wing commentator Hasan Piker, who has been accused of antisemitism, and his initial response to the March attack on Temple Israel upset some Jewish voters. El-Sayed apologized for his remarks about the attack and sent mailers to Jewish households promising to fight antisemitism, but did not moderate his positions on Israel. He even doubled down on his criticism of the Jewish state.

The Republican Jewish Coalition spent $2 million targeting about 50,000 Jewish voters, primarily in Oakland County, hoping to persuade Democrats frustrated with El-Sayed to cross party lines.

🔗 https://forward.com/news/860246/michigan-jewish-vote-el-sayed-rogers-poll/