“I think what you’re reacting to is that, at the moment, Biden is an unpopular president seeking a second term while Trump is a popular figure inside his party who is winning primary races. I wouldn’t necessarily compare the two.”

Credit to @JoshuaHolland

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    9 months ago

    union busting

    Biden is arguably the most pro-union president in recent history, hands down.

    https://www.americanprogressaction.org/article/8-ways-the-biden-administration-has-fought-for-working-people-by-strengthening-unions/

    right leaning

    How?

    genocidal sociopath

    If he didn’t help Isreal he’d be thrown under the bus for weakening the US’s only ally in the middle east. He’d also likely be opening up a power vacuum (and potentially larger war) that would backfire very badly for the US.

    The real issue is the Isreal people elected their own version of Trump so Biden is dealing with a “Trump of Isreal” that’s more than happy to run down civilians.

    It’s not like he hasn’t been trying to go behind Isreal’s back and help Palestine. It’s just not a “press a button to stop sending them weapons and all the problems go away” situation.