November 15, 2008
How do you spell c-h-u-t-z-p-a-h? “Chutzpah” simply doesn’t begin to do justice to the Clarion Fund’s latest press release congratulating Barack Obama on his election victory. Thanks to an anonymous reader for pointing me to this worthless piece of dreck. If it isn’...
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Since Barack Obama emerged as the Democrat candidate, my inbox has been deluged with daily emails about his religion. Often these emails would refer to him as B Hussein Obama, giving readers here some idea, perhaps, of where they were coming from.Today, after his election, a new tone is coming throu...
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November 6, 2008
Despite the braying ads of the Republican Jewish Coalition and their conviction that 2008 was finally going to be the Republican’s “time” to capture the Jewish vote, it just didn’t happen. Haaretz reports Obama received 77% of Jewish votes, which compares favorably to the ...
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Jesse Jackson cries at Obama victory celebration Charles Blow has written one of the most eloquent meditations on Barack Obama’s victory considering it as a redemption of centuries of African-American slavery and suffering: History will record this as the night the souls of black folk, living ...
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Well, 'good' according to Ralph Peters who, in the New York Post on November 1, 2008 published this"Obama 2012: His Triumphs Abroad" Looking back on the four years of his first administration, President Obama can be proud: He made the US welcome among the family of nations again; he reduced our reli...
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It didn't take long. Israel preempted a Palestinian terror attack in Gaza, killing five Hamas thugs as they were preparing to infiltrate Israel via a tunnel across the border. Hamas responded by launching 40+ kassam rockets and mortars into Israel, some slamming into Ashkelon and the Negev. How ...
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The election of Barack Obama to be the 44th President of the United States is good news for Israel. After eight years of failed American policy in the Middle East, President Obama has the chance to reassert constructive American leadership in one of the most complex geopolitical regions of the wo...
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This is the first interview with Mr. Barack Obama after the US Elections: Me: Congratulations. Obama: Thank you. Me: Can you describe your feelings now? Obama: First of all, I'd like to thank Allah ... ehm ... God, for this victory, and I want to thank all the voters who lined-up under the r...
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