Voters are fleeing the Radical Left by the thousands. And now, it is obvious where thy are going.
Because stunning new projections show Trump receiving major support from a surprising demographic.
As the 2024 election season approaches, former President Donald Trump is poised to make unprecedented gains among Jewish voters. Historically, Jewish Americans have leaned heavily Democratic, with past Democratic presidential candidates capturing as much as 70 percent or more of the Jewish vote.
However, the tide appears to be shifting, and Trump’s support among Jewish voters is growing, especially in key battleground states like Pennsylvania, Michigan, Nevada, Arizona, and Georgia.
Trump campaign pollster John McLaughlin recently told The New York Post that President Trump has a chance to win the largest share of the Jewish vote ever. McLaughlin cited the rise in antisemitism and the growing hostility toward Israel among progressive Democrats as major factors driving this shift.
These issues are becoming more critical in an environment where traditional Democratic support for Israel is eroding under the influence of the far-left wing of the party.
Trump’s record on Israel is one of the most pro-Israel in recent history. As President, he moved the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem, a historic and bold move that previous administrations promised but never delivered.
He also recognized Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights and brokered the Abraham Accords, which normalized relations between Israel and several Arab nations. These actions demonstrated Trump’s unwavering commitment to Israel’s security and its status as a key ally of the United States.
In contrast, the Biden administration has shown a concerning ambivalence toward Israel. Vice President Kamala Harris, in particular, has aligned herself with the far-left elements of the Democratic Party, which are increasingly hostile to Israel.
Recently, anti-Israel activists in Michigan claimed that Harris had promised them an arms embargo against Israel, and she has called for an “immediate cease-fire” during Israel’s ongoing conflict with Hamas. Such positions not only undermine Israel’s right to defend itself but also embolden Israel’s enemies, putting the lives of innocent civilians at risk.
One of the most troubling developments within the Democratic Party has been the rise of antisemitism, particularly among its progressive wing.
Figures like Representatives Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) and Cori Bush (D-MO), both members of the notorious “Squad,” have been openly critical of Israel and have expressed sympathies for movements that many view as antisemitic.
Fortunately, both Bowman and Bush have recently lost their primary elections, signaling that voters may be growing weary of this dangerous rhetoric.
Nevertheless, the presence of such individuals in Congress highlights the growing influence of the far-left, which increasingly drives the Democratic Party’s agenda. This shift is alarming for Jewish voters, many of whom see the Democratic Party as becoming less and less supportive of Israel.
For decades, American Jews have been a reliable voting bloc for the Democrats, but the party’s abandonment of Israel is causing many to rethink their loyalties.
A recent poll sponsored by the Teach Coalition revealed that Jewish voters are more motivated to vote in New York and Pennsylvania due to rising antisemitism and Israel’s war against Hamas.
In Pennsylvania, 43 percent of Jewish voters now support Trump, a remarkable shift in a state that is crucial for both parties’ electoral strategies. Similarly, a Siena Research Institute poll showed Trump leading among Jewish voters in New York with 50 percent, slightly ahead of Vice President Kamala Harris, who garnered 49 percent of the vote.
These numbers suggest that Jewish voters are increasingly recognizing that Trump, not Biden, is the candidate who will stand up for Israel and protect Jewish communities from the rising tide of antisemitism.
Trump’s policies have consistently demonstrated a commitment to Israel’s security and a strong stance against those who would threaten it, whether they be terrorist organizations like Hamas or far-left radicals in the United States.
Under the Biden administration, Israel’s enemies have been emboldened. Hamas continues its reign of terror, holding over 100 hostages, including eight Americans, and launching rockets into Israeli cities.
The Biden administration’s calls for a ceasefire and its reluctance to fully back Israel’s right to self-defense send a message of weakness to the world.
Moreover, many speculate that Governor Tim Walz was chosen as Kamala Harris’s potential VP pick over Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro precisely because of Shapiro’s Jewish heritage.
This speculation, whether accurate or not, only adds to the concerns that the Democratic Party is sidelining Jewish voices and concerns in favor of appeasing its radical base.
Trump’s recent comments during a press conference, where he stated that Jewish people who don’t vote for him should “get their head examined,” may have been blunt, but they underscore a critical point: the Democratic Party, under the influence of its far-left factions, is becoming increasingly hostile to Israel and, by extension, to Jewish Americans who value Israel’s security.
Trump’s policies and actions reflect a deep respect for the Jewish community and a recognition of the importance of the U.S.-Israel relationship. Unlike the Democrats, whose rhetoric and policies have alienated many Jewish voters, Trump has consistently stood by Israel, recognizing it as a beacon of democracy in the Middle East and a crucial ally of the United States.
As the 2024 election draws nearer, the shift in Jewish voter support could be a game-changer for Trump and the Republican Party. With rising antisemitism, the growing influence of the far-left in the Democratic Party, and the Biden administration’s weak stance on Israel, more Jewish voters are turning to Trump as the candidate who will truly protect their interests and stand up for Israel.
In a time when the safety of Jewish communities and the security of Israel are under threat, Trump offers a clear and compelling choice for Jewish voters.
His record speaks for itself: he is a staunch ally of Israel and a fierce opponent of antisemitism in all its forms. For Jewish voters concerned about their future and the future of Israel, Trump is the leader they can trust.
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