You Can't be Pro-Obama and Pro-Israel

American Thinker ^ | 12/4/11 | Neil Snyder

[Nachum]

Since the day he took office, President Obama has been anti-Israel.

Barack Obama has failed to achieve the bipartisan results that he promised to seek while running for office. In fact, he has created a chasm between the political left and right in this country that is wider than it has ever been.

The president's tendency to shove his agenda down people's throats regardless of the merits, the biting partisan rhetoric that he aims at political opponents, the condescending way that he talks down to legislators with more experience and better ideas, the "this is not about me" mantra that he uses repeatedly to insult anyone who dares to challenge his ideas, and his incessant posturing are huge parts of the president's problem. President Obama has even managed to alienate the far left in his own party. Some say that's because he's too centrist, but anyone who calls Barack Obama a centrist has to ignore his long and sordid history of leftist positions on a broad range of issues and his radical far left friends and advisors.

The president has been able to unite one group, though -- the people of New York's 9th congressional district.　They call him The Uniter because he was able to accomplish something that no one had been able to do since before the Great Depression. In a heavily Jewish and Democratic district, Obama's treatment of Israel brought the voters together to elect a Republican. The message was loud and clear. They had had enough, and they weren't going to take any more.

Barack Obama is no Friend of Israel.

[Nachum]

Pro-Obama Jew = Kosher Pork

[goodnesswins]

I really should send this to an OBAMA voter I know...who said...”BUT, he IS FOR Israel”....in November 2008....

[Joe Boucher]

Come election time American Jews will once again line up to again vote for obammy.

[Tolkien]

You can’t be pro-obama and pro-righteousness.