What's the risk, exactly, of putting Josh Shapiro -- governor of a much-needed swing state -- on the ballot with Kamala Harris? Or is CNN admitting the Democratic Party has an antisemitism problem (cause it does)?

At least they're open and honest about it now.

It is sadly true in today's Democratic Party.

They need those votes in Dearborn, apparently.

It's what the Left does best -- divide with identity politics.

It's classic, Psychology 101 levels of projection.

No one is surprised. We all saw the protests on campuses, the Squad, and how the Biden administration treated Israel.

They did say it out loud and seem to think it's okay to say it out loud.

It's very disturbing. Will the Democrats address this? They didn't seem to think it was 'risky' when he ran for governor of Pennsylvania, so why is it risky to put him on a national ticket?

These are questions the media will never ask, but ones that deserve answers.

 {ai:summary}<p>In a world where loyalty to identity supersedes allegiance to ideals, there's a murmur that putting Jewish VP candidate Josh Shapiro alongside Kamala Harris could backfire. The air thickens with implications of antisemitism in the Democratic Party, now laid bare for all to see.</p><p>With identity politics reigning supreme, the concern over Shapiro isn't just a whisper; it's a loud proclamation of an unhealthy division. As they navigate this treacherous waters of ethnicity and religion, the Democrats find themselves questioning inclusivity while simultaneously spouting exclusion. #politics</p>

WATCH: CNN Commentator Says It's Risky to Make Josh Shapiro Kamala's VP Because He's Jewish

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