[wagglebee]

I believe terrorism will be with us for many years to come. So long as Senators Ted Kennedy and Robert Byrd are considered major leaders of the Democratic Party, and so long as we have radical candidates like Howard Dean, whose radical-left supporters have been described by the press as "Deaniacs," the Democratic Party will be limited in its ability to serve the country well in times of crisis.

I guess I can give Koch a pass on the term "limited in its ability", but the bottom line is that the 'rats will do nothing to protect this country. If they thought they could, they would be out there bragging about when they had done it.

[Sola Veritas]

Whoa! Sounds like it is time for cyanide coolaid for the folks at the DNC!

[Diogenesis]

Kerry spoke strongly about Israel in his acceptance speech --- NOT.
He was warned by France that he had to pick, either America's ally or evil France.
and he did.

[tomnbeverly]

Totally agree, This is a serious political point that needs to be made to the Public. If Kerry and his kindler gentler on terrorist band get in the White House this will fuel the resolve of all the radical Islamic Terrorists. Israel will not stand a chance, and when Israel retaliates it is going to spark something extreme. Is this how WWIII will start? I wonder.

[PhilipFreneau]

Mayor Koch, you have my deepest respect.

[Zack Nguyen]

The vast majority of registered Democrats, and those who identify with that party, were and are moderates.

If this were actually true, the Democratic Party would be moderate, not leftist.

[no dems]

You go Eddie! Too bad he doesn't have a speaking slot at the GOP Convention.

[dj_animal_2000]

Israelis believe Bush better for them than Kerry: poll

Wed Aug 11, 2:43 PM ET

JERUSALEM (AFP) - Israeli Jews overwhelmingly want President George W. Bush (news - web sites) to beat his Democrat challenger John Kerry (news - web sites) in the US presidential election on November 2, according to an opinion poll.

A total of 49 percent of people questioned said they preferred Bush, with just 18 percent wanting Kerry to win.

Seven percent believed the two candidates were equally good for Israel, while two percent said they were equally bad for the Jewish state. The rest offered no opinion.

At the same time, 42 percent of those questioned believed Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon (news - web sites) should avoid supporting Bush, while 33 percent thought he should openly back the incumbent.

Tel Aviv university carried out the poll, questioning a representative range of 577 adult Israelis. The poll had a margin of error of 4.5 percent.

The poll confirmed that a clear majority of Israelis, Jewish and Arab, continue to back Sharon's plan to pull out of the Gaza Strip (news - web sites) -- with 60 percent for, and 34 percent against. The remainder expressed no opinion.

Link

[Salem]

The Democrat Party hemmorraging Jewish voters 'Ping!'

Ya'all come on over to Free Republic and we have Doc Alouette here will fix you up real good!  


And a ping for those on Alouette's list, till she is back on her own machine.

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Letter To The President In Support Of Israel ~
'Final Solution,' Phase 2 ~
Warnings ~

[Salem]

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"They don't need an excuse for their hatred, and it is wrong to blame America for the anger and evil of the killers ... We don't create terrorists by fighting back, we defeat the terrorists by fighting back." - American President George Bush.