
Seventy-eight percent of American Jews voted for Barack Obama.
How do you like that?
The National Jewish Democratic Council Commends the Election of Obama
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Marc R. Stanley, Chairman of the National Jewish Democratic Council (NJDC), released the following statement:
Although some votes are still being counted, there are three certain outcomes to this election. The next leader of the United States of America will be President-elect Barack Obama, the Democrats have increased their lead in both the Senate and House, and American Jewish voters have once again overwhelmingly supported the Democratic Presidential nominee.
Obama clinched the vast majority of the Jewish vote, receiving 77% according to MSNBC exit polls Tuesday evening (Senator John McCain received 22%).We congratulate Obama and Vice President-elect Joe Biden on this historic victory. This year, the American people and Jewish voters sent a clear message rejecting a continuation of four more years of failed Republican policies and leadership.
With Obama’s victory, we selected a candidate who shares the values of the vast majority of American Jews, including the separation of church and state, a strong U.S.- Israel relationship, and reproductive freedom.
This makes the far Right not angry, but furious, confused, anxious, grasping at straws, making excuses, creating hate-speech, and going as far as spreading baseless and inane conspiracy theories to excuse American Jews for being Democratic… and the Liberal majority.
American Jews have always made up the majority of our Progressive population here in the United States. Additionally, it is common knowledge that Jewish Americans are critical thinkers and more intelligent than your average American. Most of them graduate from high school and college with honors, they are self-sufficient, less violent, rarely do you find them on welfare, most of them are in very professional careers, and they make more money than most.
They are family oriented, good looking, health-conscious, get married and have children.
Jews – religious or not – are rarely found to be fanatical and obsessive about their religion. It is a private issue for them. They are not interested in “spreading the word” or “recruiting new members”. I respect them for that. That alone makes them more tolerant and considerate of their neighbors.
Jewish people have a deep thirst for knowledge, and can be very kind people too. THAT’S why they are liberals. Not the estranged far Leftists, but Liberals – by its very own definition.
Republicans secretly (and sometimes not so secretly) hate Jews for this. Republicans hate the amount of money Jews make and they are jealous of their success. And to find out that they are *gasps* Liberal Progressives, only cements that hatred.
Jewish people are, by far, the most successful people. They are always winning Nobel prizes. As of today, they are up to their 159th Nobel prize and counting! They have done more for the US than we’ll admit or even begin to appreciate.
And the above is what irritates Republicans. Neo-Conservatives want the Liberals to be the “blacks-n-Mexicans on welfare” party so badly. And they are pissed that it isn’t the case. When you ever hear a Neocon talking about “socialism”, you’ll hear them make derogatory generalizations about the Democratic party saying that we are all just “lazy jobless welfare-mongers” out to get a free ride (of course with the exception of Joe the Plumber
). When they hear that 78% of the Jews voted for Obama, they realize that the stereotype of the the liberal is incorrect.
So, they press the panic button.

They go into a sweaty-palmed frenzy and try to brainstorm reasons as to why the Jews mostly vote liberal. I have heard all sorts of wild and desperate justifications that just make me shake my head:

- Jewish Stockholm Syndrome: “The Jewish Americans have always been oppressed by the Democratic Party that they have bonded (aka trauma-bonding) to their oppressor and can’t let go”. (In other words, they have a severe cast of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder that they’re in denial of.)
- Jewish people hate themselves like all liberals. (Again suggesting that they are mentally ill/clinically depressed).
- “Jewish voters were simply duped by the rhetoric about how the whole world will hold hands and sing, once America stops standing up for democracy.” (An implication that Jewish people are gullible, dumb, don’t know what democracy is, miss Hitler, and are naive)
- They have “Jewish Guilt Syndrome”. (Once again, a suggestion that they are neurotic)
- “Voting for Obama is pretty much like lining up to enter the boxcars.” (Here suggesting that they are suicidal and/or very depressed individuals – again shows mental instability.)
- “The majority of American Jews are non-observant, and therefore have no vested interest in Judaism or Israel. Observant Jews understand what they face under Obama, and rightly voted for McCain.” (Heavily suggesting here that there is a correlation between being God-fearing and informed, and that those who aren’t God-fearing are ignorant and clueless.)
This is what the far Right would rather believe that all Liberal Democrats just want to stay at home, play video games and get paid by Hitler Obama to do so…. which is just utterly ridiculous. And it says quite a lot about the far Right’s own intelligence and mental disposition that THEY are in denial of.
Sadly enough, the Right-wingnuts have deduced Rahm Emanuel to not being pro-Israel as he is a “Liberal” too. And a Liberal cannot possibly be pro-Israel.
However, the Left are upset because they feel Obama has already abandoned them.
Go figure…
Just look at the below blog entry and comment section over at Moonbattery.com. The far Righteous 10-commandment-following Right is supposed to be the party of “Judge not less be judged”, tolerance, and most importantly pro-Israel and pro-Jew. I thought it was supposed to be the far Left that were anti-Semites until I read the comment section following this post:
Jews Went Heavily for Hamas-Endorsed Obama
What about the far Left?
Now, I do not believe that general American liberals are anti-Semites. I’m sure there are some on the far Left in the US. But where this bigotry is the most noticeable for me is in other western civilizations such as Europe, Canada, New Zealand, and Australia. To them, Jews (no matter their place of birth) are Americans. And your average American is hated passionately in these areas by the Americanophobic Left-wingnuts.
Unlike the far Right, the far Left Americanophobes are unaware that American Jews are progressive-minded. Once these people find out that American Jews like Obama, they will be equally sweaty-palmed and confused as their far Right-wingnut counterparts.
They too, may have to press the panic button.




























































Hello…
Haha isn’t “Israel” his middle name? We realize that!
I don’t know if I fit your definition of a neocon or not, but when I think of socialism (or the American version: progressive liberalism) I think of well-organized, dedicated groups with an agenda not designed to address specific problems, but to serve the need for change itself.
I enjoyed your blog…
Peace!
TTF
Thanks for stopping by, flag.
Very good work on the Jewish thread. Being Jewish myself I didn’t vote for Obama and as a matter of fact neither did my 93 year old grandmother. Both of us saw something about him that wasn’t right. I have family in Isarael and he didn’t seem to be much of a freind to the country. I agree with 95% of the points you made. I am one of those Jews that will not line up to get in the box car. Good blog and informative. I’ll add this to my favorites list. By the way Rahm Emanuel was born in Israel if I’m not mistaken.
Thanks for stopping by. I appreciate the compliments even though we may disagree a bit here and there.
That why they call this country America. it’s Ok to disagree on certain points. I’m neither Republican or Democrat because both parties have screwed this great nation. Their all greedy. I consider my self just an American that uses common sense when it come to knowing what is right and wrong or what is good or bad.
Yes, we are all Americans.
I think no matter our beliefs (religious or political), at the end of the day, most of us have good intentions. So, I’d like to think that we all think the way I just quoted from you. Most of us have confidence and believe what we are doing is right.
But this just isn’t an American phenomenon. Dissent between neighbors happens *almost* everywhere without severe consequences.
How true. You I live in Memphis in the inner city. The city is about 75% african american and where I live I am one of 5 white people that live on my block. They know I voted for McCain and they also didn’t care. There were no snide remarks, threats or funny looks. What’s important in my neighborhood is that we watch each other back. Help one another through the tough times. Keep the yards and streets clean. Yes we disagree on all types of issues but we don’t raise our voices nor do we call each other names. To me community and unity is very important. I might be a conservative but most important I do have compassion for my neighbors, the welfare of my neigborhood, and this great nation.
You are a model civilian. We need more people like YOU in the US.
I am being called every name in the book due to my choice of president. Our nation has never been so incredibly divided, and I can’t help but be compelled to defend myself when I’m called a Godless, Jew-hating, weenie, Nazi-appeasing-Hitler-apologist, hairy, smelly, tie-dye, tree-hugging, weed-smoking, homo-loving-marriage-destroying, lazy-welfare-mongering, acid-tripping, baby-killing, kool-aid-drinking, broccoli-granola-soy-tofu-eating vegan, treasonous, bra-burning, flag-burning, draftcard-burning, bleeding-heart, Jane-Fonda-loving and Charles Manson-admiring, constitution/freedom-hating, Anti-American incessant-whiner pinko commie A-rab-terrorist-sympathizer who has a hidden agenda to overthrow the American government and its people – especially those that are “accomplished females”.
Even Europeans and Canadians mock us for being so divided.
I can be very good friends with anybody of any belief. It’s when the insults and false accusations arise (because of MY choices) that I can become very testy myself. Now, I know how Sarah Palin feels lol.