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So the question I raised is perfectly reasonable.

What's silly is not that the guy could ethnically be a Jew, but that you guys have a gay, pagan, Democrat con man in charge of your organization and the best you can come up with is "He could still be a Jew!"

MiniSilEx rides again.

What's silly is not that the guy could ethnically be a Jew, but that you guys have a gay, pagan, Democrat con man in charge of your organization and the best you can come up with is "He could still be a Jew!"

I thought I was saying I'm not sure I'd believe he's a Jew unless I know his mother's status and whether he's circumcised.

As to whether he flits around from Dim to Libertarian to Republican, I could care less.

There really is very little indication that there is any real organization called Jews For Ron Paul. Maybe there is. But the most famous one is dead (an old friend of Ron Paul who RP eulogized). And they don't seem to hold meetings or issue statements.

I think this guy is a con man. Or a joker. In any event, he and the few who might actually support RP are a small subset, probably under 20%, of the incredibly small number of Jewish Republicans in key early states. So they amount to 20% of just about nothing in determining the nominee. Jewish Republicans do not contribute to the GOP in anywhere close to the massive funding the Dims get from Jewish donors which is 3-4 times the donor support one would expect from their numbers. Either the Jewish Republicans don't have as much money or they don't spend it on politics, it seems.