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“I think [both candidates are] lousy. I may not vote for president. I would not vote for Joe Biden. I also don’t think I can vote for Donald Trump.”
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“[October 7] reconfirmed the belief I had before October 7—that I was for Biden. And I think Biden has done extraordinarily well since October 7.”
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“I think President Biden has been a strong supporter of Israel and certainly has during the response to the October 7 attacks.”
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“Some of those very far-right-wing Christians really are imagining women in the United States having roughly the same rights as women in Afghanistan or Iran.”
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“I want to be able to afford my car, my grocery bill, my rent … Since Joe Biden became president, the economy has been pretty wild.”
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“When teachers can’t have discussions that help children develop critical thinking, that affects all students and the future of our workforce and country.”
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“I work on a college campus, so I am very concerned about the role that the campus or institutions of higher education are supposed to play in our society and how much they’re failing at that mission.”
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“I’ll still be voting for Biden because there’s no other candidate I can actually morally and ethically vote for given the state of the world.”
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“Are we going to revert to some sort of authoritarian, strong-man-proto-monarchy ideal, which some of the Republicans seem to want?”
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“I absolutely never considered myself a Zionist. I kind of do now. Because of the antisemitism and attacks on Israel.”
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“I didn’t ever want to become a one-issue voter, but as a Jew, I feel like I’m becoming one, and it’s tragic.”
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“We need more security for the Jewish community and other minority communities and for all people … I think the relationship between the security of Israel and the security of our American Jewish community are linked.”
