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It’s easy to fall into an anti-Semitic generality based on what certain anarchist groups with a few Jewish members did in Euro history and elsewhere. But it would be wrong.

I can show you dual citizen American-Israelis that are above reproach.

I assure you knuckleheads come in every stripe, in every color, every flavor.

John Brennan is not Jewish.
Barak Obama is not Jewish.
Peter Strzok is not Jewish.
James Comey is not Jewish.
Etc. you get the picture.

When you have criminals, anarchists, predators, they sometimes come in clusters of Jews because Jews stick together but the vast majority of Jews do not stick with Jews that hatch crime schemes. Honest upright Jews stand back and disapprove when they see Jews go off the rails in criminal dealings.

Meyer Lansky was and is not respected among the general Jewish population. Jewish mothers do not raise their children to be like him. Nor do they raise their children to be like Bernie Halfwit Sanders etc. You wouldn’t believe what great parents Jews are to their children, the vast majority of them.

And that’s the problem, there can be faulty sampling when drawing conclusions. When Jewish criminals are caught in crime, they are often found in clusters because they stick together. Honest and law abiding Jews also stick together but they shun the ones that think success is pulling off a clever heist or set of murders.

Germans in the Weimar era didn’t have social media keeping them well-informed and they quickly found Jewish anarchists as a convenient scapegoat for their economic and political ills. Their error was in allowing themselves to believe the false generalization that all Jews fit in with the disgusting anarchist variety. They ignored Jews that had lived in Germany for centuries that had strengthened the moral underpinnings of German society. These Jews were ignored and Hitler was successful in leading enough Germans to believe Jewish bankers were the cause of all ills.

If I was promoting a general theme of dual citizenship compromising loyalty and allegiance to the United States, I would agree that in principle, divided loyalties should prohibit a person from running for office. But I would never focus on only those that stem from Jewish ethnicity, I would focus on all dual citizens in Congress.

Look at Pelosi who claims her Catholic faith never allows her to hate anyone yet she’s for killing babies.

Should I perform a study to see how many so-called Catholics there are in Congress who support killing babies?

Should I generalize baby-killing tendencies to all Catholics?

The problem with your sample of the passports and the focus on dual US-Israeli citizenship is that your sample size is microscopic and does not generalize. To see a problem among such a segment of the population, you would have to access the data on all those that hold both US and Israeli passports and then conduct a knucklehead count.

And you haven’t done that and you are likely incapable of doing that.

So don’t do it.