Democrats take major risk by denying ‘uncommitted’ movement’s pleas to be heard at DNC

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The Democratic Party’s decision not to allow a Palestinian American to speak at the Democratic National Convention could have major ramifications in November.

The Uncommitted National Movement expressed anger on Thursday after a Palestinian American was reportedly denied permission to speak onstage on the last evening of the DNC. The group’s publicized frustration cast a shadow over the DNC as Democrats named Vice President Kamala Harris as the party’s nominee.

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