Democrats punish Biden for refusing to let Hamas continue its Holocaust

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For perhaps the first time in his presidency, Joe Biden has met the moment in a key situation. He did so in a way that has required the White House to excoriate the antisemitism festering on the far-left flank of the Democratic Party and to stand up to execrable activists who have otherwise applauded the administration’s progressive domestic policies.

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