Opinion | Halie Soifer: 'From Charlottesville to the Proud Boys to QAnon, the president simply won't denounce anyone who supports him. It's a dangerous habit.' - NBCNewsTHINK
But if his latest town hall performance is any indication, he won’t have the support of many Jewish voters because he continues to align with, embolden and play politics with bigotry and hate. More than half of Jewish American voters in asaid Jews are less secure today than they were four years ago, and 56 percent believe Jews will become less safe if Trump is re-elected.
Jewish voters and many other Americans understand that we cannot afford four more years of Trump allowing, defending and even encouraging hate. Our collective safety and security is at risk, and the strength of our democracy lies in the balance. This election isn’t just about who will serve as a president; it’s about whether dangerous hate groups will be accepted and embraced by the president of the United States.
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