I haven't really been keeping up with her. I just know this. It'll come down to Biden or Trump. If you're left leaning, Democrat, environmentalist, whatever, Biden will be closer to your views. Trump is the worst option. If they run and take away votes from Biden, just don't want to hear any crying in the future if Trump gets in.
We had that happen with the Sanders supporters who stayed home and I think that is a big reason how Trump won.
Basically every vote for a Green Party candidate is a vote for Trump.
You are totally right. But Biden could have done more to prevent the massacre that's happening in Gaza from the last months in my opinion, and sadly it's gonna hurt him on the elections, because there are many muslims and others in a few key States that are already saying they are gonna stay home this time for Biden's approach to what's happening in Gaza.
In my opinion, if it had been Obama, things would have been handled a bit differently in this matter.
Here you can read about his view about Gaza. Posted on October 23, 2023.
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Thoughts on Israel and Gaza
https://barackobama.medium.com/my-statement-on-israel-and-gaza-a6c397f09a30
... But even as we support Israel, we should also be clear that how Israel prosecutes this fight against Hamas matters. In particular, it matters — as President Biden has repeatedly emphasized — that Israel’s military strategy abides by international law, including those laws that seek to avoid, to every extent possible, the death or suffering of civilian populations. Upholding these values is important for its own sake — because it is morally just and reflects our belief in the inherent value of every human life. Upholding these values is also vital for building alliances and shaping international opinion — all of which are critical for Israel’s long-term security.
... Still,
the world is watching closely as events in the region unfold, and any Israeli military strategy that ignores the human costs could ultimately backfire. Already,
thousands of Palestinians have been killed in the bombing of Gaza, many of them children. Hundreds of thousands have been forced from their homes. The Israeli government’s decision to cut off food, water and electricity to a captive civilian population threatens not only to worsen a growing humanitarian crisis; it could further harden Palestinian attitudes for generations, erode global support for Israel, play into the hands of Israel’s enemies, and undermine long term efforts to achieve peace and stability in the region.
That means actively opposing anti-semitism in all its forms, everywhere. It means rejecting efforts to minimize the terrible tragedy that the Israeli people have just endured, as well as the morally-bankrupt suggestion that any cause can somehow justify the deliberate slaughter of innocent people.
It means rejecting anti-Muslim, anti-Arab or anti-Palestinian sentiment. It means
refusing to lump all Palestinians with Hamas or other terrorist groups. It means guarding against dehumanizing language towards the people of Gaza, or downplaying Palestinian suffering — whether in Gaza or the West Bank — as irrelevant or illegitimate.
