As mentioned yesterday, the president seems to have, according to several pundits, "thrown Israel under the bus." He's done it by seemingly giving the Palestinians the upper hand in upcoming negotiations regarding borders between the two nations. So, my question for today is, and I've asked it before, why does anyone of the Jewish faith vote for almost any presidential Democrat?
As I often write, and you can go and look this stuff up yourself, I don't think if Jews searched the earth they'd find anyone worse for them than Jimmy Carter. He's tried so many times to hang Israel out to dry he could likely be elected president of any Arab nation today.
Willy was certainly no friend of Israel either. And Hillary spent so much time hugging her pal, Mrs. Arafat, it's likely they're pals on Facebook, but I haven't checked that out.
And then there's O'bama himself, who's trying to scramble this morning for what his press secretary says isn't a change in policy, just stated in different words. But, regardless, the message is clear, Israel's no longer a favored nation.
But, on the other hand, check out the track records of Eisenhower, Reagan and especially both Bush's and you'll not find better friends of Israel, or Jews in general anywhere else on the planet. Consequently, I think that despite the fact that those of the Jewish faith are supposed to be among the intellectually brightest folks in the world, when it comes to U.S. politics they're dumber than stones and have been for forty years.
That's it for today folks.
Adios
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