Desperate Times: Cori Bush's Anti-Israel Rhetoric Forces 'The Squad' To Host Last-Minute Virtual Rally

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In a desperate bid to rescue her faltering campaign, Cori Bush, a vocal critic of America and a self-proclaimed radical, is set to hold a virtual rally with The Squad.

Bush, who first gained notoriety as a protester during the Mike Brown incident in Ferguson, Missouri, has been grappling with a decline in support following her controversial anti-Israel remarks this year.

As reported by Gateway Pundit, despite her frequent anti-Israel rhetoric, Bush has managed to secure the endorsement of the Democratic leadership for her reelection. This endorsement comes even as she continues to regurgitate every anti-Israel argument in the book.

FOX News reported, "Rep. Cori Bush, D-Mo., is getting a boost from her allies in the Houses left-wing 'Squad' on Monday, as her anti-Israel comments have her fighting for her political life in this weeks primary elections." The report further quoted Bush's campaign announcement on Instagram, "We have just ONE DAY ahead of us before primary Election Day. Come join Cori & some very special guests on Election Day eve to rally together and get out the vote!"

The virtual rally, will feature prominent left-wing figures such as Reps. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich., Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., Jamaal Bowman, D-N.Y., and Summer Lee, D-Pa. These figures are known for their progressive stances, which often conflict with traditional American values and conservative viewpoints.

Bush's reliance on The Squad for support underscores the challenges she faces in her reelection bid. Her anti-Israel stance has not only alienated a significant portion of her potential voter base but also raised questions about her commitment to America's longstanding allies.