Over graduation weekend, graduating students from Duke University walked out in protest supporting Palestine during the commencement speech by Jerry Seinfeld. This event, like many campus protests, serves as a litmus test for broader public opinion on issues such as freedom of speech, academic freedom, and international politics.

Voter Reactions to the Walkout

Political Polarization: The event is likely to continue polarizing voter opinions. For conservative voters and those aligned with right leaning values, such actions might be viewed as disrespectful or indicative of a broader "cancel culture" that opposes free speech. Conversely, liberal voters might see this as a courageous stand for human rights and an expression of solidarity with Palestine.

Calls To Defund Universities: Conservative commentors and politicians have been quick to criticize the walkout as un-American and as an example of why universities should not receive government funding. This rhetoric can resonate with voters who feel universities are becoming too liberal or are not respecting diverse viewpoints. The use of phrases like "#defunduniversities" and "#stopantisemitism" can galvanize this segment of the electorate, potentially increasing their support for conservative candidates who promise to address these issues.

Impact on Liberal Voters: Liberal voters might view the student protest as a necessary act of defiance against perceived injustices in the Middle East. This could strengthen their resolve to support candidates who promise a more balanced foreign policy or who are willing to criticize Israel's policies.

Continued Dissonance for Voters

Events like the Duke University walkout can increase sentiment for political figures like Donald Trump, who has positioned himself as a staunch defender of Israel and a critic of what he perceives as excessive political correctness in academia. Trump's base might see this as further justification for his policies and rhetoric, potentially boosting his support among undecided or swing voters who are frustrated with current university climates.

The visibility of such protests can also have a dual effect. On one hand, it can embolden other students and activists to organize similar demonstrations, creating a ripple effect across other universities and public forums. This could lead to a sustained movement, particularly if the protests gain substantial media coverage and social media traction. However, it could also provoke counter-protests and further entrench the divides between different ideological groups.

If anti-Israel protests continue and escalate, they could have significant implications for upcoming elections. Political candidates may be forced to take clear stances on issues related to Israel and Palestine, academic freedom, and freedom of speech. This could influence voter turnout and preferences, particularly among younger voters and those in academic communities.

Reports about President Biden’s administration withholding weapons to Israel as leverage for a ceasefire have sparked various reactions. Biden’s conditions-based weapons shipments to Israel, particularly concerning the pending ground invasion in Rafah, is complex and fraught with heated debates.

Public and Political Reactions

Many American citizens and some politicians strongly support Israel, advocating for continued military aid and operations against Hamas. These arguments focus on Hamas instigating the conflict and that Israel's actions, while severe, are justified self-defense measures aimed at a terrorist organization.

Some Americans, including public figures and international observers, criticize Israel's military response in Rafah and broader Gaza. These arguments point to disproportionate civilian casualties and say they worsened the humanitarian crisis. There are man accusations of genocide and war crimes, along with protests, reflecting deep ethical concerns about the military campaign.

There is notable skepticism regarding the transparency and consistency of U.S. foreign policy. Many question whether Biden has indeed been withholding weapons as reported, or if this is a strategic narrative to temper international criticism of U.S. support for Israel. The duality in U.S. policy, with some alleging that Biden has secretly continued arms shipments despite public claims, fuels further debate and mistrust.

Media and Information Warfare

The discourse is heavily influenced by the weaponization of terms like "genocide" and "terrorist," which are used by different factions to galvanize support or condemnation. The strategic use of language in social media and political rhetoric plays a critical role in shaping domestic and international perceptions of the conflict.

The highly polarized nature of the discussions, often filled with misinformation and emotionally charged content, complicates the public's understanding of the nuanced realities on the ground. This polarization is evident in the starkly contrasting narratives presented by supporters and critics of Israel's actions.

Implications for U.S. Foreign Policy

The U.S. administration's approach, whether real or perceived, highlights the delicate balance between using strategic leverage in foreign policy and maintaining moral and ethical standards in international relations. The potential withholding of arms might be seen as a method to press for a ceasefire, but it also raises questions about the consistency and reliability of U.S. support for its allies.

How the U.S. handles its role in this conflict could significantly affect its global standing and relations with other nations. The international community's reaction to America's decisions will likely influence future diplomatic dynamics, particularly in the volatile Middle East region.

Conclusion

The narrative around Joe Biden's alleged conditions-based weapons shipments to Israel captures a broad spectrum of opinions and illustrates the complexities of modern geopolitical conflicts where military actions, humanitarian concerns, and international diplomacy intersect. The truth of the matter—whether Biden has been withholding weapons as a strategic move or not—remains obscured by conflicting reports and political interests, leaving the public to sift through polarized narratives to find glimpses of reality.

Rep. Rashida Tlaib's recent call for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to be arrested is generating emotional discourse about Israeli and Palestine. This issue is highly polarizing, even among Democrats, drawing sharp divisions not only on international grounds but also domestically. MIG Reports analysis focuses on the reactions to Tlaib’s comments and the political, social, and international implications.

Political Context

Rashida Tlaib, a member of the progressive "Squad," has been a leading advocate for Palestine and a critic of Israeli policies. Recently, she called for Netanyahu's arrest, citing violations of the Genocide Convention. This rhetoric aligns with her longstanding position but also escalates the discourse by invoking legal accountability on an international level.

Voter reactions paint Tlaib’s comments as divisive, sparking backlash from individuals and groups who view hers as an extreme position that undermines the U.S.-Israel alliance. Critics label her actions as radical, with some even questioning her loyalty to American interests and decrying her as an extremist or antisemitic.

Social Context

The social reaction to Tlaib’s call is representative of a broader split in American society on the issue of Israel and Palestine. Significant support exists for Israel as a key ally and a democratic outpost in the Middle East. Supporters view any calls for the arrest of Israeli leaders as unjustified and a threat to the Jewish state.

However, in recent months, Palestinian support seems to be growing among many Americans. This is especially true among younger, more progressive demographics who are critical of Israeli policies and more sensitive to calls for social justice. This group views Tlaib’s actions as bold and necessary for pushing forward human rights agendas.

International Law and Relations

Invoking the Genocide Convention is a serious and highly charged step. International law typically functions within a complex and often politically influenced framework, which makes the application of such laws contentious and irregular.

Tlaib’s call, therefore, places significant pressure on international bodies and could strain diplomatic relationships, particularly between the U.S. and Israel. It also raises questions about the role of national leaders in international human rights violations and the mechanisms available for accountability.

Media and Public Discourse

The media plays a crucial role in shaping public perception of such incidents. Coverage varies widely, with some networks and outlets portraying Tlaib’s call as a necessary step towards justice and others condemning it as dangerous and divisive. Social media amplifies these divisions, often reducing complex international issues to simplified, emotionally charged snippets that may contribute to polarization rather than informed debate.

Conclusion

Rashida Tlaib calling for the arrest of Benjamin Netanyahu is a significant moment that highlights the deep divisions within American politics about the Israel-Hamas conflict. It underscores the challenges of addressing international law and human rights issues within a polarized political and social environment.

The fallout from such actions is multifaceted, affecting political alignments, social attitudes, and international relations. As such, it serves as a compelling case study of the intersection between domestic politics and international diplomacy, mirroring the complexities and challenges of global governance in the 21st century.

Voter discussions surrounding the Israel-Hamas conflict presents a deeply polarized view with significant political undertones. Discussions largely revolve around the U.S. foreign policy actions, handling of military aid, and the implications of these decisions on the war's progress.

• Trump shows higher approval on the topics of wars, Israel, and Palestine compared to Biden.
• Despite higher discussion volume around the same issues, Biden's approval continues to drop.

Joe Biden vs. Donald Trump 

While opinions are divided on whether the Trump and Biden administrations have positively influenced outcomes in the Middle East, many correlate Trump's decision to move the embassy to Jerusalem and the Abraham Accords with a more stable region.

Trump supporters cite his strong stance on NATO and Israel as a positive, contrasting Biden's perceived weakness.

The conflict in Gaza is often discussed in conjunction with other global issues like the war in Ukraine, reflecting a broader debate on how the U.S. should engage globally under different administrations. Biden's support for Ukraine contrasts with Trump, who is perceived to de-escalate bloody conflicts and end “forever wars.”

Foreign Policy Moving Forward

Voters often criticize Biden for his policies and administrative actions, which could erode public trust. Trump, while controversial, often evokes a nostalgic sentiment among his supporters for perceived better days under his administration. 

The intensity of criticism against Biden, coupled with calls for impeachment, suggests a significant trust deficit. Trump continues to maintain a loyal base that trusts his leadership, as evidenced by supportive tweets and calls for his re-election. 

Given current discussion trends and polarization in public opinion, it seems likely his base may trust Trump more than Biden’s base trust the current administration. This is particularly true for anti-Israel progressives. However, increased trust in Trump does not necessarily extend beyond his base, and the public might be more divided in their trust between the two leaders. 

Columbia University recently canceled its commencement ceremony in response to ongoing anti-Israel protests on campus. These protests, part of a broader wave of political demonstrations at U.S. colleges, have intensified, leading to significant disruptions and even police intervention. While reactions to the protests generally vary according to political leanings, Columbia’s canceled graduation seems to upset parents across the board.

Many supporters of the protests express concerns about security measures and the involvement of law enforcement. Discussions frequently mention the use of police force during raids at Columbia’s Hamilton Hall, where protesters were staying. Those who advocate for pro-Palestine action tend to condemn what they see as excessive force and police brutality, claiming the protests are peaceful.

The decision to cancel graduation has sparked debate over its impact on graduating students. Many argue the protests have unfairly deprived these students of a pivotal life experience. Protest supporters believe the cancelation underscores the seriousness of the Israel-Hamas conflict. Still others blame university administrators for allowing the protests to impact normal proceedings on campus.

• National sentiment towards universities and protests dipped below 40% at the beginning of May, as protests reached fever pitch.
• Sentiment seems to be slowly recovering as national attention turns to other events and discussion volume drops.
• Approval of President Biden on Israel and Palestine remains in the low 40% range as both right and left leaning voters seem unhappy with his handling of the conflict.

Reactions to Canceling Graduation

Protest supporters are more likely to focus on the reasons behind the cancellation, in their reactions. They point out public health or student safety concerns, and generally support measures that prioritize community welfare.

Pro-Israel and more conservative voters tend to view the cancellation as an overreaction and infringement on important milestones and traditions. They seem to view the decision as a capitulation to protesters by the administration.

Parents of university students, particularly those of graduating seniors, are being significantly impacted by the cancellation. They express disappointment, frustration, and unhappiness at the loss of an important ceremony for graduating students.

Reactions among parents are predominantly negative. Sentiments focus on the emotional and financial ramifications:

• Disappointment and frustration: Many parents express disappointment that their children will miss out on the ceremonial acknowledgment of their academic achievements.
• Financial concerns: There is frequent mention of financial losses relating to travel and accommodation bookings, as many families prepare for commencement months in advance.
• Request for Alternatives: A common request among parents is for the university to consider alternative forms of celebration, such as virtual events or smaller, department-specific ceremonies.

Critique of University Administrators

Many critics of the decision to cancel graduation are also critical of how university administrators have handled the protests in general. They say the administration is overly lenient or biased in favor of what they consider "left-wing" protesters. This sentiment is especially carried over among conservative voters who views their values as under attack by academia.

There is a frequent call for stricter actions against protesters who obstruct the functioning of educational institutions or who promote anti-American or violent rhetoric. Conservatives frequently cite:

• University failure to protect Jewish students and curb antisemitic rhetoric.
• A belief that administrators allow "political correctness" to stifle truly free speech and normal campus functions.
• The notion that universities are becoming safe havens for extremist views under the guise of academic freedom.

Liberal voters are more likely to support the administrators' decisions in handling protests, emphasizing the importance of free speech and peaceful protest. However, this group is not monolithic. Some progressives believe that university leaders are failing to adequately support minority and marginalized groups during protests. They argue administrators are not doing enough to meet the demands of protesters. Progressives often cite:

• Administrators not being proactive in defending free speech rights for all groups, especially minorities.
• Concerns over the potential suppression of academic freedom under external political pressures.
• The balance between maintaining campus order and respecting protesters' rights.

A striking event at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has caused a flurry of online reactions. UNC Chapel Hill fraternity brothers stood up, surrounding the American flag and protecting it from vandalism by pro-Palestine protesters on campus. Images and video of the incident have elicited strong reactions American public, many of which include praise and applause.

One of the best photos of 2024 so far:

Fraternity brothers are pelted by anti-Israel protesters at UNC Chapel Hill while protecting the United States flag as it is re-hoisted following its removal by protesters.

Well done, gentleman. 🫡🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/0DiBQcVLBu

— Max Meyer (@mualphaxi) May 1, 2024

Many view the young men's actions as a demonstration of patriotism, upholding the values and principles of the United States, and protecting the country's symbols. These sentiments are often expressed by conservative voters who may feel the protests represent a threat to American values and traditions. However, many Americans who value the flag seem to support the students defending it.

A significant portion of the online discussion expresses a desire to see more young people, particularly strong young men, take an active role in upholding American values. Those who appreciate and champion the frat brothers' actions declare support and even donations.

• National sentiment toward protests and universities increased slightly after sensational events like the UNC frat boys defending the flag.
• Discussion volume has also increased in the last few days.

Throw a Rager GoFundMe

A GoFundMe started to “throw a rager” in celebration of the frat boys’ actions raised more than $500,000 in the first two days. This suggests American voters feel positively about supporting pro-America causes.

Discussion about the GoFundMe is slightly more divided, despite the significant amount of funds raised. Some feel that fraternity brothers are taking advantage of the generosity of others to fund what they perceive as an unnecessary and indulgent event. They argue GoFundMe should be used to raise money for important causes like medical bills, education, or disaster relief, rather than for a fraternity party.

On the other hand, many see no issue with the campaign, arguing the fraternity brothers have every right to fundraise for their party if people are willing to donate. They say the GoFundMe platform is open to all types of fundraising efforts and it is up to individual donors to decide where their money goes. Supporters of the campaign often view it as a harmless, fun way for the fraternity to celebrate and unwind.

Criticism of Counter-Protesters

Those who criticize the frat boys’ actions view them as an attempt to suppress or invalidate the protests. Often progressives and pro-Palestine sympathizers, this group argues the students’ actions ignore the broader issues Palestine protests aim to address. They prioritize the issues of police brutality and alleged genocide by Israel.

Many speaking out against the counter-protesters argue actions like those of the frat brothers – and even of police – are infringing on the protesters' right to free speech and peaceful assembly. They believe counter-protester actions, and the American support they have received, reflect a broader societal issue of intolerance towards dissenting views.

This group also highlights a perception of police brutality against pro-Palestine protesters. They say law enforcement's response has been excessively violent and unnecessary. They express concern about the potential for these incidents to escalate and result in further harm to students. There’s also a perceived double standard in police response to different pro-Palestine protesters versus pro-Israel and pro-America counter-protesters.

Unexpected Unity Against Joe Biden

A similar campus protest event revealed a surprising emergence of solidarity between two very opposed groups. A unique amalgamation of anti-Israel protesters and Trump supporters at University of Alabama began chanting together in disapproval of President Joe Biden. This unlikely moment of unity has also been garnering attention. The shared sentiment, expressed in “F*** Joe Biden” chants, is a notable point of convergence between two distinctly different groups.

.@UofAlabama — Both left-wing and right-wing demonstrators protesting against and for Israel unite in chants of, “F— Joe Biden.” pic.twitter.com/2DwMyW4X1g

— Andy Ngô 🏳️‍🌈 (@MrAndyNgo) May 1, 2024

As MIG Reports has previously analyzed, President Biden's approval ratings have been fluctuating and he has received backlash on several key issues. Thus, it is not entirely surprising to see protests of his administration. However, the coupling of anti-Israel protests with Trump supporters' vocal disapproval of Biden has certainly raised eyebrows.

While the two groups share a common dislike for the current administration, their reasons differ greatly. Anti-Israel protesters are often driven by concerns over the Israel-Hamas conflict, whereas Trump supporters primarily voice dissatisfaction with Biden's domestic policies.

Many online made sarcastic comments suggesting Joe Biden had finally delivered on his promise to bring America together.

White Boy Summer and a Resurgence of Patriotism

The term "White Boy Summer" has also gained significant attention, primarily due to its use in a viral internet meme. The phrase was popularized by Chet Hanks, son of actor Tom Hanks, in 2021. The phrase is often used to call for young American men to embrace positivity and respect for all races, along with American values.

Since its rise to popularity, the phrase has been taken up by many conservatives who identify as patriotic. It is often to represent a broader movement of young men aiming to "save" America and has recently been applied to the UNC fraternity brothers and other like students chanting “We want Trump” at University of Mississippi.

College kids at Ole Miss chant “We want Trump!

Can you feel the tide turning? pic.twitter.com/MpwEEQGKor

— 🇺🇸Travis Media Group🇺🇸 (@TM1Politics) May 2, 2024

Many conservative voters who use the term argue that young patriotic men are the backbone of America and have a crucial role to play in upholding traditional American values. They often emphasize themes such as personal responsibility, individual liberty, constitutional rights, and love of country.

There are references to those who embody White Boy Summer, like the University of North Carolina (UNC) fraternity boys, taking it upon themselves to counter the narrative of America's decline by engaging in various acts of community service and activism.

Texas voter reactions to the police response to protesters at University of Texas in Austin are varied. MIG Reports analysis shows political polarization echoing national politics and different perspectives on the issue.

Support and Critique of Texas Police Response

Some Texans support the police actions and arrests during the campus protests, viewing the demonstrations as a threat to public safety, and an expression of antisemitism. This group, often expresses pro-Trump sentiments, consider the protests to be hate-filled and believe students engaging in such activities should face severe consequences, including expulsion. They also accuse the protesters of propagandizing the situation and manipulating media coverage. Some suggest the protests are being funded by left-wing activists such as George Soros. They believe a robust response, like that seen under the Trump administration, is necessary to hinder such activities and prevent the kind of protests which recently shut down bridges and streets.

On the other hand, some voters criticize the police response, viewing it as an infringement on the protesters' First Amendment rights. They argue colleges have always been a hub for protests and the current response is politically biased. These voters often contrast the police response to anti-Israel protests with the response to predominantly white, far-right groups. They express concern about potential violent outcomes, referencing historical events like the Kent State shootings. They also criticize the political focus on Trump, arguing it distracts from the immediate issues at hand.

The division in Texas voter reactions reflect broader political and ideological tensions in the country. This division is likely to influence voting behavior, party affiliations, and political activism in the state. It also suggests any policy or legal responses to the protests and police actions will be highly contentious and potentially polarizing.

Reactions to Governor Abbot’s Comments

A significant part of the online discourse revolves around Governor Greg Abbott's purported stance towards the protesters. Some suggest he was planning to arrest those expressing support for Hamas, a claim that received mixed reactions. Others expressed outrage, viewing this as an infringement on free speech rights, while others appeared to support the move, arguing there is no place for antisemitism in Texas.

The police's reaction to the protests has also been controversial. There have been reports of state troopers and police officers making more than 20 arrests on campus, and many charged with trespassing. Law enforcement’s heavy-handed response has sparked outrage among some Texas voters who argue that it is an infringement on the students' constitutional rights.

Predictably, this sentiment appears to be contributing to a heightened sense of frustration and injustice among some students and supporters of the pro-Palestine movement. This feeling of being used as political pawns could potentially fuel further protests, escalating tensions between students, university authorities, and law enforcement.

Furthermore, there are concerns strong-handed law enforcement, including the use of batons and arrests, could have long-term repercussions on student trust in police. Not only could this exacerbate tensions on college campuses, but it could also impact wider public perceptions of the police.

Hollywood actor Alec Baldwin’s recent encounter with a pro-Palestine activist has generated sympathy from conservatives who typically criticize him. There are various reactions to Baldwin's interaction with a pro-Palestine protester, who goes by “Crackhead Barney,” in a deli. The altercation reflects the politically charged discourse around the Israel-Hamas conflict.

Anti-Israel progressives are highly critical of Baldwin's response, considering his reaction to support a Zionist perspective. Republicans and Democrats who support Israel are more likely to side with Baldwin, saying the protestor who calls herself “Crackhead Barney” acted inappropriately.

Many right leaning commentors express the sentiment that a person must be astonishingly distasteful and offensive to make conservatives defend Baldwin. A tweet from comedian Adam Corolla represents this common reaction on the right.

You know you’re crazy when you make Alec Baldwin seem chill.

Get a life, Crackhead. https://t.co/xCDaCV6c2u

— Adam Carolla (@adamcarolla) April 23, 2024

Leftists and Palestine sympathizers accuse Baldwin of being a Zionist because he would not comply with Crackhead Barney’s demand that he say “Free Palestine.” These activists argue standing with humanity should involve supporting the Palestinian evoke condemnations of Israel's actions. One person accused Baldwin of acting violently against the activist when he knocked the phone out of her hand.

The New York Post tweeted images of the altercation, generating reactions criticizing Crackhead Barney for such a public display. Many say she represents the kind of activist voters are growing irritated with and who pose problems within Joe Biden’s voter base.

Alec Baldwin’s scuffle with anti-Israel agitator ‘Crackhead Barney’ spilled out onto sidewalk outside NYC coffee shop, photos show https://t.co/mJP1Hra9Gl pic.twitter.com/igDtRBEbMn

— New York Post (@nypost) April 23, 2024

Overall, it seems many Americans are increasingly tired and becoming frustrated with continued anti-Irael protests and altercations.

• National sentiment toward Palestine sunk below both Israel and protest topics in the last week, reaching a low of 35%.
• Israel sentiment dipped to 38% percent as all three topics trend downward but remains higher than both protest and Palestine sentiment.

Voter Criticisms of Anti-Israel Activists

Anti-Israel protests continue across public events and streets, on university campuses, and in altercations like the one involving Alec Baldwin. As these demonstrations continue, American voters increasingly express several criticisms.

• Accusations of Antisemitism: One of the most common complaints is that these protests often cross the line into antisemitism and harassment of Jewish people.
• Disruption of Academic Activities: Critics argue say university protests disrupt regular academic activities, citing instances where universities have had to switch to online classes due to intense protests.
• Violence and Intimidation: Many identify violence and intimidation from protesters who increasingly harass and endanger students and uninvolved citizens.
• Support for Terrorism: Many Americans say pro-Palestine rhetoric promotes support for terrorist groups like Hamas.
• Disruption of Public Order: People seem weary of protests which lead to public disorder, often inconveniencing individuals and commerce.
• Impact on Relations with Israel: Some worry about the impact of protests on U.S.-Israel relations, fearing progressives may pressure Biden into abandoning Israel.
• Misinformation: Critics say protesters spread misinformation about the conflict, portraying Hamas as sympathetic and Israel as violent.

If pro-Palestine protests continue to irritate American voters, sentiment could sway negatively against Joe Biden, who is often perceived as harboring or being complicit in anti-Israel sentiment. After the Biden administration’s condemnation of recent violent university protests, Democrats may alternatively run the risk of alienating progressive anti-Israel voters.

Given recent reactions to the $61 billion aid package for Ukraine, it's clear opinions on this issue are contentious among Americans. As we look towards the 2024 election, these divisions could become even more pronounced. Many voters express concern about the amount of money being spent abroad while issues at home, such as rising food costs and threats towards minority communities, are not being adequately addressed.

Critics of the bill argue the aid package is a misuse of funds, asserting the money could be better spent addressing domestic issues. Some feel it’s an example of the U.S. involving itself in conflicts that do not directly affect the country, suggesting an “America Last” sentiment. They also express skepticism about the effectiveness of the aid and question the motivations behind the bill. Some on the right accuse Speaker Mike Johnson of pushing through the bill for political gain.

Supporters of the bill see it as a necessary measure to support allies and uphold democratic values in the face of aggression. They argue providing aid to Ukraine is in the U.S.'s strategic interest. They also claim opposing the bill equates to supporting Russian aggression and undermining democracy. However, there is stronger support for the parts of the bill that provide aid to Israel and Taiwan.

Many Americans express dissatisfaction with the bill as a whole. Their primary concern is the domestic impact, questioning why such a large sum of money is being sent overseas while American citizens are struggling with high living costs, poverty, and other social issues. They criticize the government for neglecting domestic needs in favor of foreign aid.

Another group, including some hardline Republicans, voice their opposition to the aid package for ideological reasons. They view it as fueling conflicts and promoting a globalist agenda, with some suggesting it's part of a Zionist project for world domination. They also express concerns about the potential for money to escalate conflicts in the Middle East and Asia.

There seems to be a growing sentiment of frustration among voters at the perceived neglect of domestic issues. This could potentially drive a surge in support for Trump and others who more often champions an "America First" stance.

Overall, it seems a significant portion of the population dislikes the massive foreign aid package. They believe funds should be used at home to address things like poverty, healthcare, and infrastructure. If this group becomes frustrated enough, they’ll likely support candidates in the 2024 elections who prioritize domestic issues over international ones.