[Blennos]

They would rather be in the OVENS than VOTE for a CHRISTIAN, it seems! My in laws feel exactly the same way....they LIVE live like Presbyterians and vote like Puerto Ricans because they DETEST CHRISTIANS!!

I read a lot of downright moronic comments here on Free Republic, but yours deserves a special mention. No Jews I know DETEST CHRISTIANS. Quiet the contrary. Christians are now the biggest group of supporters of Israel on the planet. I have always voted for the best conservative candidate. I assume most were Christians, but I really don't care.

[Ann Archy]

Then you are BLESSED that you know only conservatives Christians and Jews!! BLESSED!! Because I am only surrounded by LIBERAL JEWS!! And they DETEST Rebulicans because they think they are too Christian!! WAlk a mile in MY shoes, bub.

[SJackson]

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I must have read a different article, because the author not only isn't an idiot Jew, he's on target, on an issue which could put Hillary in the White House.

Note his Israel Advisory Committee consists of exactly three Jews, including two who work for him...Trump’s unusual campaign extends to its Jewish outreach, or rather his lack of Jewish outreach resembling anything that has come under that rubric in other campaigns

OK, maybe he doesn't want Jewish support, some of his supporters don't, but I don't believe that. And there's no indication it's true

Campaigns routinely distribute talking points to Jewish supporters and cultivate them as “validators,” folks who will appear on their behalf in the community and Jewish media making their case. But insiders say that Republican Jews who want to support Trump within their community have heard … crickets.

No talking points. No invitations to speak on his behalf to their communities. Calls by potential supporters and donors on behalf of daughters and nephews who want to volunteer go unreturned.

Again, if he doesn't want Jewish support, fine. But I don't think that's the problem. Cross out Jewish and insert any group of voters you like. From racial to religious groups, gun owners, pro life, and most importantly the states, it's my understanding the article would still be valid. Outreach organization is poor. As the author notes, if I wanted to speak at my Synagogue, or to a pro 2nd Amendment group, or any group I'd have no point of contact for support. For positions, to direct donors to. To direct volunteers to. For anything. There's an election in less than 4 months which on the ground will be fighting a well financed 8 year old campaign. I sincerely hope someone is working hard to catch up on state and local levels.