When one critiques the Republican and Democratic parties as being more similar than not, a common example is how foreign policy is addressed. Sure, there are still some (surface-level) domestic differences, but when it comes to how the United States treats another countries, Democrats and Republicans are more likely to embrace their inner nationalism and forgo any sense of geopolitical nuance. All an elected leader has to say is some variation of "American interests" and members of both parties will eventually gravitate to a consensus that boils down to "screw everyone but us." However, when it comes to Zionism, the consensus changes to "screw everyone for the sake of the Zionist Project." Case In Point: On the Democrats' side : Texas House Rep Jasmine Crockett attended a fundraiser for incumbent Missouri House Rep Wesley Bell and defended him as a candidate ; an action which some interpreted as an endorsement for Bell at the expense of Cori Bush (who...