Democrat Politician Warns Jewish Voters Not to Vote for Obama
The candid interview that has shocked Democrats across the USA. Democrat Politician from New York Warns Jewish Voters.
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Comment by Charles Bill L.CDurry on September 19, 2012 at 12:30pm -
The American Jew has it comming cause they always voted for the Ofaggo's type.Ofaggo is a muslim and muslims want Jew's dead so would you vote for someone who wanted you dead?
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Comment by TIM CHRISOLM on September 17, 2012 at 11:52am -
A Jewish man made a comment about the jewish people once but i cant remember it exactly but it went something like "The Jews are unequaled when it comes to business and making money. However when it comes to self preservation they are also unequaled, as in dead last" Kinda funny but it does seem to fit))
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Comment by Historian on September 16, 2012 at 7:37pm -
The bain of Israel is that for over a hundred and fifty years the heresy of Karl Marx has been allowed to steal Jewish souls. The leftist who wear the Yarmulke, but deny the existence of Israel's God and repudiate the covenant made with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, have been very supportive of the Islamic invasion of this country in the name of their insane Marxist theory of one world government. These people may have the ancestry, but so do Sephardaim Hebrews who 4oo years after expulsion from Spain are still faithful to the God of Abraham though today it be as Christians. Marxists who have repudiated the Torah, Tanakh, and Cotevim are still called Jewish. How can these people who have cause Israel so much pain still be regarded as children of a holy covenant? The righteous of Israel who still keep Simchat Ha Torah have not been the propagators of this Islamic invasion. It is understandable how leftists and Marxists can support this enemy of Israel, but it is a mystery how Jews who are faithful to the God of the Jews can support this enemy of Israel and the Jewish people.
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Comment by Diane Van Antwerp on September 16, 2012 at 7:26pm
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Good idea from Michael-for M. Romney to meet with PM Netenyaheu when he is here. The Jewish community should heed the warning-to not vote for Obama because he is anti-Jewish, anti=Israel, anti-God and anti-American. We need to stay allied sith Israel.
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Comment by Paul R. Nistico on September 16, 2012 at 5:59pm -
Wow. Even his own party it turning on him.
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Comment by MeMikeT on September 16, 2012 at 5:45pm -
In my 20s I worked for a Jewish man. Very smart man. Very business man. And a religious man. He said something interesting...it went something like this. Business is business...religion is religion. It is my opinion that the Jewish community votes and supports the democrat party because it is "good business" for them.
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Comment by Valerian Popkoff on September 16, 2012 at 4:07pm
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Perhaps this T shirt say's it all (picture worth a thousand words):
Will some people in NY start wearing these t shirts to get the point across?
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Comment by Grace Polaris on September 16, 2012 at 2:18pm
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TG,
Theory 1
I think many Jewish people aligned themselves with the Dems because they were the party of the working class people and Jews throughout history have been associated with business and banking and as a result were scapegoated and crucified for being part of the group of people with money by their host countries. Consequently, when they came to America they wanted to be known as part of the working class party so they would not stand out and would be safe.
Theory 2
Many Jewish people came to American from Socialist countries and the Dem party is closely related to Socialism.
Theory 3
Many Jewish people are not practicing Jews and have no allegiance to Israel.
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Comment by Cathy Anifant on September 16, 2012 at 12:11pm
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Obama is no friend to Isreal. You can see it for yourself. What kind of leader treats our allies the shameful way Obama has done to Isreal and Yetanyahu. Obama is a complete incompetent. He can't be trusted with U.S. security.
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Comment by Tom DiGiulio on September 16, 2012 at 10:58am
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I grew up in a Jewish/Italian American neighorhood in NYC. I knew many Jewish people. To this dayI can't understand the people they support, Many marched with the Dr. King and his group,Now the jewish and Israel are HATED By most Black leaders. I JUST Don't understand!!!
LIGHTER SIDE
ALERT ALERT
Romney Handed Shock
Defeat By Own State’s GOP
Mitt Romney is back in state politics, this time in Utah instead of Massachusetts. However, conservatives in The Beehive State aren’t exactly warming up to the 2012 Republican standard-bearer quite the way many people expected they would.
After finishing second in votes at the state GOP convention, Romney will now face a primary in his run for the Senate seat being vacated by Orrin Hatch, Fox News reported.
At the convention in West Valley City on Saturday, Romney polled just behind state lawmaker Mike Kennedy.
Kennedy captured 50.18 percent of the delegate vote compared to Romney’s 49.12 percent.
That means the two will face off in a primary on June 26 to determine who will represent the GOP this fall.
Romney, the first Mormon to head a major party ticket, is considered an extremely popular figure in Utah and was widely expected to have an easy path to the upper chamber.
In a hypothetical matchup with Democrat Jenny Wilson, at least one poll showed Romney up by 46 percent. That’s, uh, slightly more than the margin of error.
However, among party loyalists, Romney isn’t exactly viewed with unalloyed fondness.
The 2012 presidential nominee was always known for being decidedly moderate, particularly on issues of immigration and global trade. There was also the fact that he ran a campaign so bumbling that it almost made Michael Dukakis look good.
And then there was Romney’s war of words with Donald Trump during the 2016 campaign, which likely led many to perceive he secretly wished Hillary Clinton would take the Oval Office.
Trump would later consider Romney as a secretary of state pick, although how serious the president-elect was about appointing him is something we’ll likely never know.
While your average Utah Republican is unlikely to let these slights affect their vote, hardcore party activists probably don’t want another RINO who isn’t exactly known for his rapport with the president in the upper chamber of Congress, no matter how famous he may be.
For his part, Romney tried to put a good spin on the humiliation.
“I’m delighted with the outcome. Did very, very well,” he told KSTU. “On to a good, important primary ahead. This is terrific for the people of Utah.”
Dude, you just lost to a guy nobody has ever heard of. However, Kennedy was happy with the results, and unlike Romney, he had good reason to be.
“I’m a candidate with a compelling life story and a unique set of life circumstances I’d like to use to serve the people of Utah,” Kennedy said.
I have no idea what that story or those circumstances are, but I think the key point here is that he’s not Mitt Romney. If he wants to win, that’s pretty much what he should be focusing on. I can see the billboards now. “Mike Kennedy: Not Mitt Romney.” “Mike Kennedy: He didn’t borrow Ward Cleaver’s haircut.” “Mike Kennedy: Because Utah deserves a senator whose favorite food isn’t buttered noodles.”
Utah’s electorate tends to be less conservative than convention-goers, so it’s unlikely that Romney won’t be the GOP nominee for Senate. However, that’s not a 100 percent certainty — and it wouldn’t be the first time he’s lost to a Kennedy.
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