What Are Jewish Voters Supposed to Do?
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel discusses the rising concerns of anti-Semitism within the Democratic Party and the difficult position of Jewish voters. The episode also covers President Trump's trade tensions with Canada and a new biography of Roy Cohn.
Why it matters
Highlights internal political fractures and the evolving relationship between Jewish voters and the Democratic Party.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel on why she is skipping the Michigan Democratic Party’s convention, the rise of anti-Semitism within her party, and the conundrum Jewish Democrat voters face. Plus: a new round of President Trump’s Canadian trade war, and American Scoundrel , by Kai Bird and Susan Goldmark.
The Atlantic generally maintains a center-left editorial stance, but this piece focuses on reporting on internal party dynamics and political commentary.
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