You need to learn to read. The point of the article from May is Jewish Democrats largely united, including the Jewish Attorney General, to oppose El-Sayed. Despite an enormous advantage in money (partially funded from Jewish PAC's), their candidate barely lost the primary and now are using Esther (I'm sure you have read it) to help justify switching their support to El-Sayed. The lead in to my original post was strange bedfellows. So simplistic.That story you posted was from May, prior to the Primary. Meaningless now.
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