'Uncommitted' Campaign Gains Momentum as Protest Against Biden's Israel Policy

Washington's largest union endorses the movement, which began in Michigan, as a strategic message to the President amid the Gaza conflict.

Washington's largest union, UFCW 3000, endorses voting 'uncommitted' in the Democratic primary to send a message to President Biden regarding his support for Israel amid the Gaza conflict.
The 'uncommitted' campaign, initially successful in Michigan, is spreading to other states, including Super Tuesday states, as a protest against Biden's policies on Israel and Gaza.
Despite the 'uncommitted' campaign, UFCW 3000 and other supporters clarify they would still support Biden over Trump in the general election.
Critics within the Democratic Party, including Rep. Rashida Tlaib, express deep concern over a potential second Trump term, emphasizing the importance of voting in the general election.
The Biden campaign responds to the 'uncommitted' movement with mixed messages, highlighting the challenge of balancing support for Israel with calls for a ceasefire in Gaza.