[Lera]

I assure you that I have never done any such thing.
Maybe you personally have not done any such thing but many on this thread have . Just take a look at the title of thread and how it singles out Jews in an attempt to shift the blame on them .
No way are they to blame for this mess as they are less than 2% of a country in which whose inhabitants claim to believe in the Bible and claim to follow Christ .

Jews less than 2% of the country - even if every single person of known Hebrew ancestry voted for Obama that would still not make up more than 2% of the population
Roman Catholics are among the first to point the finger at them and accuse them when they make up at least 25% of the population of this country not counting all the illegals that their churches have encouraged to enter . 50% of Roman Catholics voted for Obama - that is at least 12.5% of the population . So even is 100% of the Jews voted for Obama (which 100% did not) 2% is still much less than 12.5% .
No Obama was elected by people who claim to follow Christ and don't understand that coveting/theft/murder are sins. Those three things were written by the very finger of God on tablets of stone and will never change , they will always be SINS and will ALWAYS be WRONG .

[Tired of Taxes]

Just take a look at the title of thread and how it singles out Jews in an attempt to shift the blame on them . No way are they to blame for this mess as they are less than 2% of a country

Indeed, no one was blaming Jewish voters for the Romney loss because, as you point out above, that demographic is so small. The article itself was merely telling us the results of a study on "how the faithful voted." The first few comments complained about the large percentage of the Jewish vote for Obama. That doesn't mean that demographic has much to do with the loss, though.

The first few commenters didn't say what faith they themselves hold. I don't see Catholics pointing fingers at anyone. Your first post was the first to mention Catholics and to blame them. Btw, I see nothing wrong with you or anyone pointing out that a majority of Catholics voted Dem. It's an interesting discussion to have. But, based on your comments, you really, really (and I mean, REALLY) do not like the Catholic Church.

As was pointed out earlier, many people claim to be Catholic when they no longer attend Mass nor hold Catholic beliefs. A study commissioned by the Faith & Freedom Coalition (Ralph Reed's group) determined that the majority of church-going Catholics voted for Romney.