First off, here's the link to the Nation piece. I was attracted to this piece because CJ from RBN discussed it. You may want to multitask the RBN video with something interesting because it, the video, isn't. At any rate, here's a link:

There are some interesting parts of the Nation piece, however.

Let's start with the beginning. Ahmed Moor says:

I first had serious doubts about Joe Biden when I learned he self-identified as a Zionist. For me, as a Palestinian American, and for the millions of Palestinians living through apartheid, Zionism isn’t a way of seeing the world. It’s a political theory that establishes Jewish dominance over the people and land of Palestine/Israel, based on a Jewish majority in that land. It seeks to justify, unsuccessfully, repeated bouts of ethnic cleansing, occupation, and inequality before the law.

That's a predictable response given the author Moor's background, yet astute observers might consider that it wasn't Biden's friendship with segregationists, nor his sponsorship of the Crime Bill (1994), nor his sponsorship of the Bankruptcy Bill of 2005 that gave Moor any doubts about Joe Biden. Joe Biden has been dreadful for a very long time, now.

Moor has a history of Green Party voting. That's good.

Moor then states:

The past three weeks have transformed me. I’ve viewed shocking, nauseating videos documenting the genocide underway in Gaza.

A year and a half of pointless proxy warfare in Ukraine, prior to the genocide in Gaza, leading to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian troops in "counter-offensives," didn't have the same effect upon Moor. Sure, we can cite Moor's background. But perhaps this was also the case because there wasn't anything in the way of video footage upon this earlier US-supported idiocy for him to find?

We must nonetheless applaud Moor for his decision and for his courage in writing in The Nation about it.

Here is a piece on Biden polling weaknesses: 6 warning signs for Biden in new battleground state poll. Biden is minus-42 on "too old." This will become even more apparent when Biden is campaigning in an election run-up next year. Opinion polling will also not favor Biden on economic issues, in which Biden is -24. The official "economy," it would seem, mainly measures the well-being of the well-off, and swing states are not wealthy states (Florida excepted). So the election will be decided on this sort of stuff. At any rate, the election will not be decided by how many ATACMS Team Biden sends to Ukraine, nor by Joe's virtue-signaling in Tel-Aviv.