Why should Harris pay any more attention to such alleged "warnings" any more than Republicans to white nationalists who mince around mewling
"Jews will not replace us"?
Jacob Neiheisel, a University at Buffalo political science professor who focuses on the role of religion in elections... also sees how people “on both the left and the right” could make Shapiro’s Judaism an issue, and play into antisemitic tropes of powerful Jews controlling world events. This argument could be strengthened by the fact that Harris’ husband is Jewish and has been the public face of the Biden administration’s national plan to combat antisemitism.
“There are people who will not vote for Jews,” Isaacson said. “There are people whose prejudice prevents them from looking at Jews in a fair way, whether they’re running for office or seeking a job or sitting next to them at a restaurant.”
Jewish Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro is on the shortlist for Kamala Harris' vice president. Will antisemitism derail his nomination?
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