[Woebama]

I'm glad to hear that. The Boca Jewish community is very (VERY) secular at least among my friends and acquaintances so I didn't have any read on the reaction to Palin among religious Jews. I was surprised at the gullibility around me -- if NPR reported something in a slanted tone or an e-mail was received with some biased "facts" the reaction was as if Palin would be leading torch wielding mobs in pogroms rather than supporting Israel and supporting the freedom of Americans to practice the religion of our choice.

[JewishRighter]

You may have heard it already on this thread or elsewhere, so please forgive me if it’s redundant: Secular or otherwise non-religious Jews are fervent devotees of their new religion: Liberalism. Their real hostility here has nothing to do with Palin’s Christianity, but with her conservatism. A person of such sincere devotion to conservative ideas is the devil incarnate in the Church of Liberalism. Add to that the inbred elitism among liberals and their hatred is leveaned with contempt and condescension.

[Woebama]

. . . it is indeed one of the delicious ironies of history that, at this time, we have found common cause and a common worldview as we witness the world collapsing into a seething pit of moral sewage.
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The divide is not so great and we do have common cause. Freedom to raise our children as we see fit. Freedom to practice our faith as we see fit. How about just freedom “.” I guess the common cause is ironic but the whole liberal world of special interests unite against us . . . we had better do the same.