US support for Israel blamed for economic strain and a broken political system
An angry case that decades of US support for Israel are draining Americans' wallets and breaking their politics — bad news framed for ordinary Americans, aimed squarely at Washington's leadership.
- US taxpayers are funding Israel's war in Gaza, called a genocide, while living standards at home get worse.
- Gas has hit $6 a gallon in some states, and that pain is tied directly to the same foreign policy.
- Invoking the Holocaust to defend Israel's actions no longer works as a justification.
- The left should team up with anyone opposed to the war, including Tucker Carlson, instead of arguing over political purity.
- Nothing changes no matter who wins elections because the political system is broken and does not serve voters.
Outlook: Expect louder calls for a cross-partisan push to end US backing of Israel, though the pessimistic view is that it may already be too late to fix.