AIPAC pivoted in the final week of the campaign to focusing its fire on the more pro-Palestinian Abughazaleh than Biss, who was backed by the Congressional Progressive Caucus and Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.). Another AIPAC affiliate, Chicago Progressive Partnership, ran ads painting Abughazaleh as a closet Republican and boosting a lower tier leftist in the race, Bushra Amiwala.
Policies rooted in equity, a billion dollar bond for affordable housing, install city-owned solar panels, create green union jobs, and fund alternative crisis response service. She's pushing other things too about affordability and fast-tracking shelter space when the other mayor cleared everybody out, the homeless encampments, she wants to change the way police do their job and their tactics. Sounds a little bit no it doesn't, it sounds a lot about what we've heard in New York.
Winning elections is about addition. We need a big tent. That's why instead of writing off candidates who resonate with voters... Democrats should embrace candidates who can authentically speak to the electorate.
