Dan Senor

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169 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard 22 Dec

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See, on the left right now, as you know, Mark, virtually anyone, say, running for Congress, save for maybe 15 or 20 seats in the country, the overwhelming majority of congressional districts in the country
They are either very red districts or very blue districts, and the incumbents in those seats are really worried about a general election challenge.
What they really live in fear of is a primary challenge.
And so if you are a Democrat today, I mean, take a race happening here in the New York City area where Dan Goldman is being –
Congressman Dan Goldman is being challenged by Brad Lander.
I mean, I'm not going to say it's the only issue in the primary, but a big issue in the primary will be Israel and the Jewish community and the rise of anti-Semitism.
And where Dan Goldman is being pressured by many Democratic primary voters is from the left on that issue, from the hard left on...
you know, criticizing him for being too supportive of the US-Israel relationship.
And so if you're a Democrat, I can give you other examples around the country.
If you are a Democrat running for reelection, you live in fear of that.
And all the pressure right now, all the energy.
among the Democratic primary electorate is on distancing the United States from Israel.
That is not the case in Republican primaries.
You'll be hard-pressed to find any Republican primaries in the country where the issue of the U.S.-Israel relationship is gonna be a big issue, pressuring an incumbent Republican from the right.
I mean, really, there are two members of Congress
who have basically held that position, Tom Massey, who's facing a tough primary challenge, and Marjorie Taylor Greene, who left Congress.
But virtually, so that's what I mean.
Again, I'm not saying...
The right Republicans can't arrive there.
I'm just saying they're not where the Democrats are.
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