[the anti-mahdi]

Hey, you may be right, but I view these people not as a voting block but as productive doers and not takers, and you never know, we could convert a few to be as sane in their politics as they are in their businesses.

Or not.

I admire them all. Tremendously so. Whatever their politics they are good neighbors, and they will step up to a need and say how can I help?

I guess I wish them well wherever they go.

Always.

[Longbow1969]

Hey, you may be right, but I view these people not as a voting block but as productive doers and not takers, and you never know, we could convert a few to be as sane in their politics as they are in their businesses.

You won't convert many. Jews vote left - especially secular Jews of which there are many. Period. The only time they don't seems to be in Israel when they fear their existence is at stake. Jews work hard, raise their children well, etc, etc, but they have this ingrained idea that they need to vote for big government to protect them.

I guess I wish them well wherever they go

I wish them the very best of luck, I just don't want them voting here.

I can say the same about all those hard working Hispanic laborers whom become citizens. Very hard working folks, probably work harder in a day than I do in a week. I still don't want them voting here because I know 75% of them will cast a ballot for the Democrat.