Oh my. 😬
Regardless of anything else, it's completely obnoxious and manipulative to suggest that only anti-Semitism could explain opposition to funding Israel's military. There's nothing anti-Semitic about saying: let Israel fund their own military, not US taxpayers.
Regardless of anything else, it's completely obnoxious and manipulative to suggest that only anti-Semitism could explain opposition to funding Israel's military. There's nothing anti-Semitic about saying: let Israel fund their own military, not US taxpayers.
https://twitter.com/RepThomasMassie/status/1442529579978018816
There are parts of the right very steadfast about objecting to attempts to convert every political disagreement into accusations of racism, misogyny, etc, yet then do precisely that by weaponizing "anti-Semitism" accusations against their adversaries in the Israel debate.
Some police defenders and immigration opponents are racist but not most or all.
Some critics of #MeToo are misogynistic but not most or all.
Some critics of Israel are anti-Semitic but not most or all.
Etc. etc.
Some critics of #MeToo are misogynistic but not most or all.
Some critics of Israel are anti-Semitic but not most or all.
Etc. etc.
Given this, it's vital that Americans be free to debate US policy toward and support for Israel -- especially members of Congress -- without being smeared as anti-Semites for the slightest questioning of longstanding bipartisan policy: 
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