Jewish Americans have made some bizarre political choices from the support of the Soviets after WWII, to the support of the Dems today. It can only be read as not caring what happens to Israel as long as the “Feel Good” party gets power here in the USA. Barbara Streisand disease.

And I wouldn’t worry about defending the Ronulans Allah, they’re up on the mothership with Dennis Kucinich in terms of sanity.

Obviously you do not know anything about Evangelical Christians – idiot.

No wonder Ron Paul’s supporters evangelical Christians hate him.

Allahpundit on November 14, 2007 at 5:03 PM

Fixed that one for you, Allah.

Surrogates for three Republican presidential candidates pledged they would move the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem if elected.

So said Clinton and Bush. This is the most patronising election promise ever. Every candidate R or D promises to relocate during the election but once they’re in office they’re pushing Israel to abandon swathes of territory. Rice wants to donate Jerusalem to her peace partners.

Jews only have to be smarter than their smartest enemy. Since we’re talking Muslims here, its not that smart.

Wrong, wrong, wrong and brimming over with wrongability. The majority of Muslims might not meet an adequate academic standard of intelligence but they are running rings around their Western counterparts in every crucial area. Cunning is of the most crucial importance in this war.

Jews won’t vote for him. He’s too pro-Jewish.

Attila (Pillage Idiot) on November 14, 2007 at 5:33 PM

That’s actually a pretty accurate comment.

I’m Jewish by the way, so I’m allowed to make statements like that.

Of course if the Jews were smart, they’d support Rudy. But many are not. George W. Bush is probably the most pro-Israel President there has ever been, and still the Jews vote for the Democrat. I think it’s something in their DNA.

By the way, Rudy’s got my vote.

It was pathetic when John Kerry asked if he could be “American’s second black president”

Darn, I missed that! I could have had a lot of fun with it.

like Bill Clinton, who was seen as the country’s “first black president” for his strong support among blacks, Giuliani would be the country’s first Jewish president, said Kurson

It was stupid when it was said about Clinton, it was pathetic when John Kerry asked if he could be “American’s second black president” and this is down right lame.

Brilliant, perhaps.

Smart?

Not so’s you’d notice.

profitsbeard on November 14, 2007 at 5:53 PM

Jews only have to be smarter than their smartest enemy. Since we’re talking Muslims here, its not that smart.

All they did was guarantee a permanent infiltration element in their land, slowly outbreeding them into “democratic”/demographic suicide.

And allow the Arab interlopers to continue squatting on the Temple Mount site where they placed an illegitimate mosque (Al-Aqsa), excusing this thievery by “divine right” via the “land grant” story of Mohammad’s mythical “Night Journey” to “the farthest mosque” (even though there were no mosques in Jerusalem in Mo’s lifetime).

Brilliant, perhaps.

Smart?

Not so’s you’d notice.

That’s as believable as most of the other lies he spews. Why do candidates lie? I know it is a rhetorical question because they want to get elected. But why can’t we have someone get elected because we agree with them when they tell the truth?

I’ve found Bush to be honest.

amerpundit on November 14, 2007 at 5:48 PM

Yeah, I figured that out — just hit me funny at first.

Obviously I’m not on the street, but I’d say she’s from Chicago.

ThackerAgency on November 14, 2007 at 5:37 PM

True, but I’d bet you know much more about the political situation in our country than the average American on the street.

Splashman on November 14, 2007 at 5:39 PM

Ha! No, I had lived in New York my entire life until a couple years back.

The left’s already alarmed at Rudy’s, ahem, “neocon” foreign policy team.

Well as Rudolfo never served, ahem, and is in fact a draft dodger, double ahem, his having a “neocon” foreign policy team should be no big surprise. Those who have never fought in a war seem to have an unnatural fondness for others fighting them.
BTW, one does not have to be left to be a little hesitant to get into too many of them.

“I think Jews are smart, so I think they’re going to vote for Rudy,”

A quote for the ages. Bet he didn’t see this in a Mosque.

Let’s dissect: I think…you don’t know, or you are not sure, or you don’t really believe.

I think they’re…you don’t know, or you are not sure, or you don’t really believe.

So in review…Jews might be smart, and they might vote for Rudy.
I wouldn’t make this my campaign slogan if I was Rudy.

Vote for me, the Jews will vote for me also…I think

As a former lifelong New Yorker…
amerpundit on November 14, 2007 at 5:28 PM

You were a New Yorker in a former life?

(couldn’t resist)

Obviously I’m not on the street, but I’d say she’s from Chicago.

The only thing we have left for Rudy to claim is that he is indeed the Messiah of the Jewish prophecies, and that’s why you should vote for him.

That’s as believable as most of the other lies he spews. Why do candidates lie? I know it is a rhetorical question because they want to get elected. But why can’t we have someone get elected because we agree with them when they tell the truth?

I’m just still upset with the ease with which Huckabee is apparently lying about his tax record. Be honest, have conviction, and let the chips fall where they might.

I know, that’s why I’ll never be in politics – or public for that matter. I’m in self imposed exile because I just don’t get it, and I don’t think I ever will.

Well the people who voted for her obviously consider her one.

Seriously. Not for a minute. They’d elect Saddam Hussein or Ahmadinejad here. They don’t give a rat’s a** if it’s a local person as long as he/she is a political extremist.

JiangxiDad on November 14, 2007 at 5:25 PM

As a former lifelong New Yorker, I don’t see her as one either. But, that’s how she’s perceived as today. I’m sure if you ask people on the street, “Where is Hillary Clinton from?”, they’d answer “New York” before her actual birthplace.