I’m not always right, but when I’m right, I’m really right.
We have been covering with great intensity the anti-Israel and anti-American lunatics who have been attacking on campuses since October 7, including the Tentifada encampments. They love them and worship them the Hamas rapists and mutilators – you know, decolonization “by any means necessary.”
These people tear down and burn American flags and raise Palestinian, Hamas, and Hezbollah flags. They spew round-the-clock crap, emboldened by Keffiyeh masks and the sense that they are winning. Safe in the bubble of campus, assisted by Antifa and pro-terror city activists, they are smug as hell.
The campuses are a big problem, made worse by weak college Presidents who capitulate to extortion, selling their academic souls for peace at reunions and commencement.
But is this how the greater population feels? Do Americans really now love Islamist terrorists groups like Hamas, and hate our closest ally Israel?
Not according to the just-released Harvard-Harris poll, which shows that Hamas is the MOST UNPOPULAR of all the groups tested, and Israel ranks highly. Americans, unlike faculty, have not bought into the GENOCIDE narrative.
Voters strongly support Israel over Hamas (79-21) and believe Israel is trying to minimize civilian casualties (69-31).
A strong majority of voters reject an unconditional ceasefire, saying it should happen only after the hostages are released and Hamas removed from power (basically the Israeli position).
Last but not least, voters have not bought into Biden’s and the media’s Rafah hysteria, and believe that Israel should move forward with a Rafah operation:
These findings give hope that voters are not buying into the campus and media craziness.
And if that’s the case, this prediction may come true:
Prediction: By the time this is over, the anti-Israel Tentifada will have increased support for Israel (and very likely saved Republicans from their own incompetence).
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