The Gaza Divide (Kennedy Americans, Ep. 32)

As the war between Israel and Hamas rages on in the Middle East, the battle continues to divide Americans here at home.

We see it happening on our college campuses, on our streets, and in the electoral arena.

The Gaza war is playing a major role in this election year, and (like nearly everything else) has become a partisan issue. Republicans largely stand with Israel, while Democrats are turning away from our longtime ally in order to appease the left-wing pro-Palestine wing of the party.

The issue also divides the campaign of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

Many of Kennedy's own staffers, key advisers, strategists, and volunteers vehemently disagree with Kennedy's pro-Israel policy stance. He's also lost supporters on his left flank since the war in Gaza began last October 7.

On Episode 32 of "Kennedy Americans" our panel of campaign volunteers and voters discuss how the Gaza war will likely impact Kennedy's chances in the upcoming election, or if the war will be over and forgotten by November.

We'll also talk about the Biden campaign's latest dirty tricks to keep Kennedy off the ballot, and off the debate stage later this month at the CNN televised debate.

Tune in at 9 PM Eastern tonight for a lively discussion!