Anger over President Joe Biden‘s handling of the Israel–Hamas war could lead to more backlash as several states prepare to hold primary contests on Super Tuesday on March 5.
Activists are hoping to build on the successful “uncommitted” campaign staged during Tuesday’s Michigan primary, which blunted Biden’s decisive win.
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Although Biden won 81.1% of the vote with 98% of the ballots counted, the “uncommitted” campaign garnered more than 101,000 votes or 13.3% of the total vote share. The results were well above the modest 10,000 target votes the group had originally aimed for.
It is the latest sign of Arab and Muslim voter dissatisfaction over Biden’s reticence to call for a ceasefire in the war in the Middle East. The sentiment could spread to
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