[justiceseeker93]

I've seen some Jewish FReepers complaining that they have never met a fellow Jew (outside FR) who agrees that Palin should be POTUS.

So here's Binyamin Korn who is a well known Jewish Internet pundit and agrees with most of us on Palin. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to logically infer that there are many others.

Korn's story shows again that Palin is genuinely friendly to the concerns of the Jewish community, and is anything but the antisemite that desperate leftists like Alcee Hastings try to stereotype her as being.

[Jewbacca]

"I've seen some Jewish FReepers complaining that they have never met a fellow Jew (outside FR) who agrees that Palin should be POTUS."

I've seen many (politically) conservative Jewish people who like Palin but have bought into the lie that she is not smart.

What, like Biden I ask? And personally, I don't think you need to be overly-smart to be a great leader. Jimmy Carter was a nuclear engineer. He was a moron, too. A good leader needs to have defining principals and the ability to discern right from wrong. This comes from G-d. You either have it, or don't.

[Zionist Conspirator]

Thanks for the ping.

Just out of historical curiosity, is this the Sun of "If you see it in the Sun it's so" fame? You know, "Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus?" I was not aware that paper still existed.

[SJackson]

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[Ancesthntr]

You can count me in as a Jew who thinks she should be President. There may be better choices out there, but I KNOW that she’d be better than the present occupant by a long shot, and would have been better on any number of issues than McStain.

My only concern is: can she actually be elected? I think that as time goes on that the answer will tend toward “yes,” for the simple reason that the leftists have gotten us in so much trouble, and have so much contempt for the average person and their traditional values, that things will go hard the other way. Reagan got elected in a similar manner...though he had much greater name recognition, greater governmental experience and had a lot more political favors owed to him. Also, while Reagan had a lot of hatred spewed in his direction by the press and media, the environment back then was a lot more civil (or, to be accurate, a lot less uncivil) than the present day.

Open question on the electability, not so on whether she’d be a good President. We’d certainly go a lot further in utilizing and developing our energy resources under Palin than any other President, and I’ll bet that very few overseas would be willing to mess with the U.S. or its allies. Israel would, for certain, be safer, and our special relationship with the UK would be restored. I wouldn’t much want to be in Chavez’ position in a Palin Administration.