{"id":9875,"date":"2026-07-05T23:24:44","date_gmt":"2026-07-05T20:24:44","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/newsfire.gr\/en\/dems-new-strategy-appears-to-be-hating-jews-fast-takes\/"},"modified":"2026-07-05T23:24:44","modified_gmt":"2026-07-05T20:24:44","slug":"dems-new-strategy-appears-to-be-hating-jews-fast-takes","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/newsfire.gr\/en\/dems-new-strategy-appears-to-be-hating-jews-fast-takes\/","title":{"rendered":"Dems’ New Strategy Appears to Be Hating Jews: Fast Takes"},"content":{"rendered":"

According to New York Post<\/em>, Melat Kiros<\/strong> recently defeated veteran Democratic Representative Diana DeGette<\/strong> in a primary election despite her refusal to condemn the burning to death of a Jewish woman targeted for her Jewish activism as antisemitic. Rather than hurting her campaign, her polling numbers climbed following that controversy.<\/p>\n

Kiros is not an isolated case. Darializa Avila Chevalier<\/strong> attended a rally on October 8, 2023, that openly celebrated the Hamas rape and murder spree carried out the previous day. That behavior represents unambiguous antisemitism, yet Chevalier won her race as well. Both candidates appear to have benefited politically from their antisemitic positioning rather than suffering consequences for it.<\/p>\n

The pattern extends beyond these two races. Multiple progressive candidates have discovered that antisemitism carries significant political currency within Democratic ranks. Without leaning into Jew-hatred, many of these politicians would never have achieved name recognition or electoral success.<\/p>\n

From Warning Sign to Strategy<\/h2>\n

What began as an uncomfortable reality for Democratic leadership now appears to have morphed into a go-to electoral strategy. Party officials have remained largely silent as antisemitism becomes a powerful motivator for their base voters, particularly in primaries where progressive activists hold outsized influence.<\/p>\n

The transformation of antisemitism from a moral failure into a viable campaign tactic represents a stark shift in American politics. Traditional Democratic discomfort with bigotry seems to have evaporated when the targets are Jewish Americans and the perpetrators are progressive candidates.<\/p>\n

Healthcare Fraud Crackdown Reveals Massive Waste<\/h2>\n

In separate developments, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.<\/strong> and Dr. Mehmet Oz<\/strong> disclosed that more than one million people enrolled in Obamacare plans lack Social Security numbers, a glaring red flag for potential fraud.<\/p>\n

The Justice Department simultaneously announced charges against 455 defendants, including 90 doctors, connected to $6.5 billion in healthcare fraud schemes. The scope of the misconduct suggests that previous administrations failed to maintain basic oversight of taxpayer funds.<\/p>\n

Oz issued a direct warning to those defrauding the system, as New York Post<\/em> reports, telling fraudsters to run because authorities are coming after them.<\/p>\n

Trump Administration Maintains Regulatory Restraint<\/h2>\n

Wayne Crews<\/strong> of the Competitive Enterprise Institute released a new report showing the Trump administration on track to finalize fewer than 3,000 rules by year end. That threshold has only been crossed twice before in history, both times under Trump.<\/p>\n

Many of the rules being issued focus on undoing previous regulations rather than imposing new requirements on Americans. Despite being routinely labeled an authoritarian by critics, Trump appears to avoid dictating behavior to citizens more successfully than any recent president.<\/p>\n

There are exceptions to this pattern. Tariffs and certain antitrust interventions fall outside conventional rulemaking and represent more interventionist approaches than Trump’s stated preference for cutting red tape.<\/p>\n

Harris Leads 2028 Democratic Field Despite Weaknesses<\/h2>\n

Despite widespread skepticism about her viability, Kamala Harris<\/strong> maintains a solid lead among likely Democratic primary voters for the 2028 presidential nomination. She benefits from built-in support among black voters, particularly black women, and excels at pandering to anti-Trump resistance sentiment.<\/p>\n

That resistance posturing allows her to avoid detailed policy discussions where she struggles or holds positions difficult to defend in a general election. While she would likely perform well in Democratic primaries, she would minimize rather than maximize the party’s chances in the general election.<\/p>\n

Democratic voters show little evidence of learning from their 2024 defeat, suggesting they may again select a candidate optimized for primary voters rather than the broader electorate.<\/p>\n

Canada Considers Exit Tax to Stop Brain Drain<\/h2>\n

Canada faces an accelerating brain drain as highly educated, high-earning citizens flee heavy taxation, stifling regulations and poor wage growth. Some Canadian policymakers have proposed imposing a $500,000 exit penalty on citizens who leave for the United States after benefiting from Canada’s heavily subsidized education system.<\/p>\n

Economists point to Canada’s oppressive tax and regulatory environment as the root cause of stagnant wages and limited innovation. Talented technology workers in Canada earn roughly half what their American counterparts make, driving the exodus south.<\/p>\n

Canada already imposes levies on capital gains, including unrealized gains. Rather than addressing the underlying problems driving emigration, Canadian authorities appear determined to trap citizens with even more punitive taxation.<\/p>\n

With information from New York Post<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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