I'm aware of the mainstream opinion on third party voting. It conflicts with the consensus among US historians, I think for obvious reasons. Women's suffrage, 17th amendment, many labor laws, etc. originate from third parties.
The average American has far more power over the genocide than most everyone else in the world, including Palestinians. Any act of resistance an American makes is amplified.
Pretty similar, promising to negotiate a deal to end the slaughter asap. But there's no reason to believe any candidate wants to end the genocide.
If you're an American who pays for the killing, you should act in solidarity with the victims and their relatives. There should be an #uncommitted group in your state, see what they recommend.
But I also know that pretty much every president that has been elected since Israel has existed as a country would do exactly the same.
Your knowledge is incorrect. Please seek out better sources.
Reagan said Israel is carrying out a holocaust, and stopped them with a single phonecall. Bush Sr. stopped them by threatening arms embargo as well. Eisenhower and Ford couldn't stomach their bloodlust either and called them off.
Israel is a client state of the US, it's best to think of it as the 51st state. They do what they're told.
I was talking about the handful of protestors that showed up. Wine moms, boomers, cable news addicts. They're not the young folks in that photo.