Well if the Jews don’t care about Isreal why should I worry about it any more?
When Israel has been nuked by Iran, at least there will be “peace” in the middle east, “peace and deadly silence over the nuclear blistered battlefield”
I hope those fools who voted for Barry can live with that....
I know I couldn’t....
We love Israel but the LIEberal ‘chosen ones’....uggghhhhh.
Now we understand Dear Lord why you put them out in the desert for 40 long years.
Jews = less than 2% of the country .
I really don’t care who they voted for when 50% of Roman Catholics voted for Obama . They are MUCH larger part of this country now thanks to their churches support of illegal immigration .
CATHOLICS GAVE US OBAMA TWICE AND THEY ARE TO BLAME FOR THE MESS THEY HAVE MADE IN THIS COUNTRY . DON’T EVEN TRY TO PIN IT ON THE JEWS
In 2008, the Jewish vote for Obama was closer to 80%.
Small and large businesses can’t discriminate in hiring based on religion, however they can discriminate based on political affiliation.
Perhaps they should...
There are several things that make me doubt the numbers. The number of Jews supporting him doesn’t surprise me; that number is probably true. Jews are apparently schizophrenic people who support liberals who hate Israel and want to see it destroyed, but as soon as we fail to support Israel they are the biggest whiners.
But, more than that, I don’t believe that zero actually won re-elction. I believe that the vote was rigged and him having a Spanish company tally the vote opens the door wider to fraud.
Before the election, we were told by the DBM about Republican excitement versus Democrat depression. And, the large number of people who went to vote usually mean a Republican victory. So, IMO, there is a rotten stench about these numbers and I don’t really believe that the Chicago thug was legitimately re-elected.
Unfortunately, it is unlikely that we will ever be able to prove fraud.
Being Jewish and pro-America, I’d like to say that too many of my religious brethren are like the Jews of Germany, educated, comfortable in life, disbelieving of the threats around, and dumb as dogshit on a hot summer night.
They learned nothing from Germany and Nazism of the 1930’s. They bury their heads up their liberal leaders’ asses and hope that they don’t fart.
Almost all Jewish combat veterans I know were against Obama (with a couple decent exceptions). Almost all the non-veterans were for Obama. This is a sad dichotomy.
The poison of appeasement has flowed, again, through the Jewish liberals in the US while common sense is taking over in Israel where the threat to their very existence is very real and ever present. This is a sad dichotomy.
The only good thing I can say regarding the liberal Jews of Florida and New York is that most of the older generation will be dead in the next few years so they can’t continue to wreck what is left of American society. They are like passengers on the Titanic yelling at the ship’s Captain, “Go faster, go faster” into the night.
They have exhibited the grossest stupidity of free Jews anywhere in the world, and I, for one, won’t miss them, even if they are my relatives.
You don’t vote to destroy your country (and youself), not if you are sane. And not my life or that of my family and friends who love America, have fought for America, and will die to protect America.
If you want to live in Stupidville, led by a Marxist delusional Third-World authoritarian, go to No. Korea, or even better, go to Iran. They’d love you there, for target practice. But just get the hell out of America so that we can take it back and make it the greatest country in the world that it recently was.
other than their overwhelming influence in our media and popular culture I could really give a damn about Jews vote
At the other end of the political spectrum, nearly eight-in-ten white evangelical Protestants voted for Romney (79%), compared with 20% who backed Obama. Romney received as much support from evangelical voters as George W. Bush did in 2004 (79%) and more support from evangelicals than McCain did in 2008 (73%). Mormon voters were also firmly in Romney’s corner; nearly eight-in-ten Mormons (78%) voted for Romney, while 21% voted for Obama. Romney received about the same amount of support from Mormons that Bush received in 2004. (Exit poll data on Mormons was unavailable for 2000 and 2008.)
Compared with religiously unaffiliated and Jewish voters on the left and white evangelicals and Mormons on the right, Catholics and white mainline Protestants were more evenly divided. Among white mainline Protestants in the exit poll, 54% voted for Romney, while 44% supported Obama. This is virtually identical to the 2008 election, when 55% of white mainline Protestants voted for McCain and 44% backed Obama.
White Catholics, by contrast, swung strongly in the Republican direction relative to 2008. Nearly six-in-ten white Catholics (59%) voted for Romney, up from 52% who voted for McCain in 2008. Three-quarters of Hispanic Catholics voted for Obama, and Catholics as a whole were evenly divided in 2012 (50% voted for Obama, while 48% backed Romney) - http://www.pewforum.org/Politics-and-Elections/How-the-Faithful-Voted-2012-Preliminary-Exit-Poll-Analysis.aspx
Jews voting for Obama is like chickens voting for Tyson.
We, as a nation, have already been judged. The die has already been cast. We can’t save the nation as a whole from God’s wrath but we can save ourselves.
God saw worthiness and blessed a group of individuals with the gift of freedom and we just tossed it away for comfort. From before we were born, we were tasked with the protection of Israel and God’s people until the return of the Lord and the eventual perfection of Judea to Christianity. All his children were supposed to unite as one under a returning Christ but we just left our brothers and sisters out to fend for themselves while we went in to get a Starbucks and watch American Idol. We won’t be wiped off the planet, we won’t all die in a physical earthly cataclysm but there will be consequences for all those that supported this.
We have failed.
Just because someone claims to be Jewish or Christian, etc, does not mean they are people of faith.