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Los Angeles Times
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المصدر: Los Angeles Times
17 HrsLos Angeles Times
المصدر: Los Angeles Times
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The article discusses how voters' "red lines"—moral or political boundaries—shape election decisions, using examples such as justice for Jeffrey Epstein’s victims and attitudes toward Muslim candidates. It highlights the Michigan Senate race, where Muslim candidate Abdul El-Sayed faces scrutiny and Islamophobic attacks, raising questions about whether voters prioritize policy issues or identity. The piece emphasizes that prejudice and misinformation often influence perceptions, but some argue the core election choice should focus on democratic values and policy stances.
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