In a recent video shared by progressive group Listen to Michigan, Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib of Michigan has called on Democrats in the state to cast their votes as "uncommitted" in the upcoming primary on February 27. Tlaib, a vocal critic of President Joe Biden's handling of the Israel-Hamas conflict, emphasized the need to stand against supporting wars and violence, instead advocating for the value of life.

Tlaib's plea for Michigan Democrats to make a protest vote against President Biden follows a reported meeting between herself and Biden's campaign manager, Julie Chavez Rodriguez, where efforts were made to address concerns and build bridges. Despite the outreach, Tlaib has maintained her criticisms towards the administration, stating, "Enough is enough."

During a rally last October, Tlaib expressed strong sentiments against the previous and current administrations' treatment of marginalized communities, urging for their voices to be heard and acknowledged. With her recent call for an "uncommitted" vote from Michigan Democrats, Tlaib aims to send a powerful message to the government, emphasizing the need for visibility and recognition of all citizens.