Screw The Democratic Party

By
Omri Ceren
– April 23, 2007Posted in: Jewish Politics

This is getting disgusting:

The Waxman-Ackerman statement doesn’t leave any room for guessing game. They were troubled by the continuous speculation and discussion of the Israel-Democratic feud, as was lastly presented by my friend Natan Guttman in The Forward. “Democrats are still angry about what they see as Olmert’s desperate attempts to align himself with President Bush even if it means wading into American political controversies… This [different] source said, “even as our leadership is working to calm things down, the rank and file Democrats are getting tired of these Israeli maneuvers.” If Israel doesn’t “get its act together” and doesn’t reciprocate these pacifying moves – “if Olmert keeps doing such irresponsible things” – it will get more “difficult for Democrats who do care about Israel” to defend their position. It almost sounded like a threat.

They proudly grant legitimacy to genocidal lunatics who openly declare their intention to wipe out the Jewish state. They aggressively espouse policies that would objectively empower the most radical anti-Semites on the planet. They implicitly repeat vicious anti-Semitic libels that have costs tens of thousands of Jews their lives. And then they have the nerve to threaten the sitting Prime Minister of a sovereign ally because he points out that maybe he might prefer people who don’t behave so atrociously.

We’re rapidly losing patience with Democratic Jews who claim to have both reason and self-esteem. We can imagine how one can have one or the other – but the presumption that both can exist in a single adult Jewish voter is becoming unfathomable.

References:
* Is the Democratic-Israeli disagreement getting out of hand?

Previously:
* MR Has A Question For Democratic Jews: Are You Fucking Retarded?
* The Democratic Party and American Jews: The Divorce Is Going To Be Ugly
* More Leaks Point To Democrats Holding Talks With Hamas Terrorists

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