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There is a long and complex history of the Jewish experience in America (and an even longer, more complex history of the black experience in America), as it pertains to groups or politicians that cloaked themselves in the mantle of Christianity while defaming the very gifts Christ died for, and the messages He brought. Like it or not, the sooner we, as Conservatives, recognize this, the easier it will be to peel individuals away from the Democrat party in general and liberals, in particular.

The more radical the Democrat party becomes, the more Jews (and a great many others) are abandoning it.

At one time, when Democrats were a decent party who had principled disagreements on the hows and whys of government, but could generally agree on the desired outcomes (help the poor, protect the "little guy" from the "big" guy, workers rights, etc.), it was more favorable to new immigrants than the Republican Party.

But that worm has turned. Instead of the Federal Government being the protective force, the last line of defense against oppressive rights infringement by corrupt local governments, the Federal Government has become the corrupt oppressor.

A great many people are waking up to this fact.

The more radical the Democrat party becomes, the more Jews (and a great many others) are abandoning it.

Nice try. 2008 says you're wrong.

"The more radical the Democrat party becomes, the more Jews (and a great many others) are abandoning it."

Riiiiiiiiiiiiiight. I'll believe that when I believe Obama.

The Jewish Left has a very long history of associating with communists and fascists. Also, they don’t believe in the Jewish religion anymore and they hate religious Jews almost as much as they hate non-communist Christians. In addition, they don’t support Israel, rather they are with Obama in supporting the Muslims who hate Israel.

I have hung around Jewish intellectual circles enough to know - nothing is going to change. They are tickeled pink that the correct groups are being hated in the Nation and on the world stage with Obama in power.

There is a long and complex history of the Jewish experience in America (and an even longer, more complex history of the black experience in America), as it pertains to groups or politicians that cloaked themselves in the mantle of Christianity while defaming the very gifts Christ died for, and the messages He brought. Like it or not, the sooner we, as Conservatives, recognize this, the easier it will be to peel individuals away from the Democrat party in general and liberals, in particular.

I know of no Christians who are not aware of the sinful nature of mankind. In fact, that is an integral part of our faith. If we were perfect, we would have no need of a Savior.

What I find repellent is that today – September 2009 – in the United States of America, we find more hatred expressed of whites and Christians – by orders of magnitude - that the reverse.

This is a nation of immigrants, some quite recent – like myself – and to attribute blame of the people living now to the sins – real or imagined – of previous generations is frankly obscene. It is an excuse to spew hatred, pure and simple, free of guilt because you can blame other people’s ancestors. Conveniently forgetting that those ancestors died for your freedom and the right to spew venom.