Do you have a link to this study?

And doing this would've affected other states in which direction?

It's not detached from reality, it's propaganda. It's a twisting of reality to benefit a particular agenda.

No more detached from reality than the stuff I see on Lemmy every day… it’s just from the other direction, so it seems comical in its wrongness because it’s a type of nonsense that you haven’t been conditioned to. You weren’t the target audience for that message so you didn’t get it. A lot of people did, though.

Biden wanting to stop supporting Israel is complete crap. Protesters didn't invent their outrage out of nothing. Here's evidence for people who want facts. No one knows what he could have done - he never seriously tried. He could have invoked the Leahy Law for starters, but "The State Department has never delivered a list of ineligible Israeli units to the government of Israel. Not once." All his "warnings" and "concerns" were just words:

• "US spends a record $17.9 billion on military aid to Israel since last Oct. 7" "Biden said Friday that “no administration has helped Israel more than I have.” "...it was impossible to get the full details of what the U.S. has shipped Israel since last Oct. 7, so the $17.9 billion for the year is a partial figure, the researchers said."

• "Joe Biden Is Turning Out to Be America’s Most Pro-Israel President Ever" "Yet Biden seems to have pushed aside the strategic and political considerations that guided past American leaders’ responses to Israel’s wars. He joined himself at the hip politically with Netanyahu and echoed Israel’s talking points faithfully."

• "The Biden administration once again bypasses Congress on an emergency weapons sale to Israel" "Bypassing Congress with emergency determinations for arms sales is an unusual step that has in the past met resistance from lawmakers, who normally have a period of time to weigh in on proposed weapons transfers and, in some cases, block them."

• "Majority in U.S. Now Disapprove of Israeli Action in Gaza" "Approval has dropped from 50% to 36% since November" "All three major party groups in the U.S. have become less supportive of Israel’s actions in Gaza than they were in November. This includes declines of 18 percentage points in approval among both Democrats and independents and a seven-point decline among Republicans."

As for Kamala being so much different:

• "Time is running out for Kamala Harris to break with Biden on the Gaza catastrophe" "Kamala Harris was asked how her presidency would differ from Joe Biden’s. “There is not a thing that comes to mind,” she said." "Harris also made positive rhetorical gestures towards the plight of Palestinians, saying kind words in her convention speech about the injustice of their suffering and their right to self-determination. But for the most part, that’s all these moves were – words. Now, Harris has mostly stopped saying them."

• "Here’s Why Two Protesters Interrupted Kamala Harris—in Their Own Words" "The vice president was both stern and direct in her response. “If you want Donald Trump to win, say that,” Harris commanded from the stage. “Otherwise, I’m speaking.” Her supporters at the rally roared in applause, drowning out both Hamamy and Hakim, who were escorted out of the rally. Following the Hamamy and Hakim protest, Phil Gordon, an adviser to Vice President Harris posted on social media that her position has been clear. “She will always ensure Israel is able to defend itself against Iran and Iran-backed terrorist groups. She does not support an arms embargo on Israel,” Gordon wrote."

look at this person whose daughter died. We need him out NOW.”

I needed that laugh, thank you.

I got two of those Kamala is 100 percent behind Israel texts in the days leading up to Election Day. Told them to fuck off and reported as junk

Am I the only one who believes we shouldn’t pin foreign policy as a deciding factor on who to elect for president? Hear me out first…

That is not to say that how the US responds to Israel and Gaza is not important. Genocide is never the answer. What I’m suggesting instead is that a president should be elected primarily on domestic policies, not foreign ones.

Ok, thanks for reading — commence downvoting. 😊

Honestly... except for the lack of unintelligible ads, you could have told me that was a screencap from an average news website and I would believe it.

They are saying:"The idea that the Harris campaign didn't pledge enough support to Israel as a justification for her loss is equally as insane as a typical qanon conspiracy theory"