How much could the Israel-Gaza war effect the election?

[Obama24]

I tend to believe people aren't recognizing it for the danger to Biden's re-election that it is.

No one seems to be happy with Biden's actions throughout this conflict.

He's pissed off a lot of leftists. He's pissed off a lot of Muslims. He's pissed off a good number of Jews who feel he is being too wishy washy.

Muslims have always been a relatively safe bloc for Democrats, as have been Jews.

All it takes is say a couple thousand Muslims and a couple thousand Gen Z leftists in Wisconsin, PA, and some other states to lip the election over.

[AtorBoltox]

I do not believe Biden has made a big enough effort to forcefully distance himself from the pro-Palestinian 'protestors.' This will damage him not only among Jews but the vast number of ordinary people who have no interest in the conflict beyond hating these annoying far-leftists

[Devils30]

It's really the breakup of the Dems coalition. If the GOP can get beyond abortion bans and Obamacare repeal they really could become a national majority and very much exploit a 5% or so popular vote edge to win 62+ Senate seats.

Dems biggest problem is the people that are involved in politics (meaning staffers, NOT electeds at this point) are so far to the left of the party on energy and foreign policy. Most voters don't see a need to defund the police or eliminate Israel while tweeting with hammer and sickle handles. They do not seek a two state solution whatsoever. These people are completely out of control.

Make no mistake, these people hate what the United States stands for and we don't need them in the Democratic Party or at Harvard. Nor should they ever staff a state department. The DEI bureaucracies of universities are staffed by bigots.