
The Left Found Its Racism Limit—After One of Its Own Crossed It
Rula Jebreal’s attack on Hakeem Jeffries exposed a political culture that treats bigotry as intolerable in theory and negotiable when the target becomes inconvenient.
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Rula Jebreal’s attack on Hakeem Jeffries exposed a political culture that treats bigotry as intolerable in theory and negotiable when the target becomes inconvenient.

Rula Jebreal’s attack on Hakeem Jeffries exposed a political culture that treats bigotry as intolerable in theory and negotiable when the target becomes inconvenient.

A Senate candidate’s record is fair game. Treating ordinary scrutiny as prejudice is an attempt to make biography off-limits.

The socialist streamer’s defenders blame misleading clips and conservative outrage. But his radicalism is not hidden in ten seconds of video. It is the foundation of his politics.