Murphy embraces the Devil — again

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“Sure, I loved Graham, but he’s gone; I’m an abdul el-sayed nazi now because, c’mon, what’s the difference? A commie’s a commie, am I right? Am I right?”

I don’t think Murphy has any principles — he’s certainly never displayed them so far in his political career — he and the rest of the Democrat upper class are just hoping the’ll be eaten last by the rising Red Tide, and are thus embracing the DSA’s candidates’ communism. They won’t last.

The Twitchy post I’ve linked to is focused on Murphy’s new pal Mohammed’s virulent anti-Semitism and hatred for the US (“America deserved 9/11”), but before we get to that, someone — everyone? — should be demanding of Murphy that he specifically detail what part of the DSA platform he’s endorsing: nationalization of all major industries?; huge tax hikes on “the rich” and corporations?; free daycare for everyone?; universal, free health care?; 32-hour work week, paid at previous 40-hour rate, with unlimited personal days off?; defunding the police?: abolishing our entire military? The list goes on, but watching him squirm out of these without explicitly rejecting or endorsing them would be entertaining.

Here’s Twitchy’s take on the anti-Semitism in the new Democrat party Murphy’s involved in*; If it’s intended to persuade America’s liberal Jews not to vote for any of these people, it’s a futile gesture, because they’ll continue to vote for their destruction until they’re carted away, just as their forebears ignored Hitler’s rise back in the old country “because how could such a civilized society return to barbarism?” They, and we, seem to be on a path where we’ll find that out.

For example:

AI Overview

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced she will skip the state's Democratic nominating convention in August due to safety concerns and experiences with harassment. Nessel, who is Jewish, cited worries over rising antisemitism within political spaces and stated she did not feel physically safe or welcome to attend. [1, 2, 3]

Background and Concerns

  • Stated she did not want to be chased, harassed, or yelled at while at her own party's event.

  • Highlighted concerns regarding a shift in political discourse and responses to Jewish public figures.

  • Pointed to past instances of friction with progressive and pro-Palestinian activists over her office's actions. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

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