Former Biden supporter now receptive to Trump 2024 win

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A Michigan man who once knocked on doors for President Joe Biden ahead of the 2020 election changed to help run the “uncommitted” campaign to ensure he is not reelected in 2024.

Adam Abusalah, 23, a Palestinian American, rallied support against Biden ahead of Michigan’s primary late last month. In an interview with the Washington Post, he confirmed he supported Democratic Michiganders voting “uncommitted” so Biden receives fewer votes in protest to Biden’s staunch defense of Israel. The number of uncommitted votes resulted in Biden losing two delegates, who will be free to vote for any candidate they’d like later this year.

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