I am certain 0 will get less Jewish support this time than he did in 2008, but would be shocked if he got fewer than 70% of the Jewish vote in 2012. In 2008, he won 78%.
From the article, in case you missed it.
A few notes. This is a small sample size. Numbers like this may vanish just as quickly as they came, but other polls do suggest that there has been a shift. I wouldn’t bet on Romney winning the Jewish vote straight out, but he’ll probably win more of it than anyone would have expected two months ago. So I wouldn’t get too excited just yet.
"Extreme nonsense?" Really?