This probably doesn't matter much, since it's not like elected representatives are supposed to represent their constituents in a republican democracy. Nor do politicians pander to their base.

The Democrats seem to be far less supportive of Israel than Republicans. The margin is significant - 20% (84% GOP, 64% Dem. Note that they dislike Iran and the Palestinian Authority in similar numbers). And one can argue that 64% is still very nice, a clear and unshakable majority. But imagine this: If Democrats would have been as favorable of Israel as Republicans, Israel would have been at the top of the list, second only to Canada and Britain. And here is another such nugget: "Younger adults are also more likely than those 55 and older to have favorable views of" Egypt, the Palestinian Authority, Iran. They are less likely to have favorable view of Israel.

Now imagine these numbers with Democratic Jews taken out. And now factor in the growing and virulently anti-Israel Arab Democratic block. And now consider that Jews will vote for Hillary or Obama by 75 percent minimum. Morons.

References:
* Ohio Jewish Democrats: "Hey, How About We Make The Most Anti-Israel Candidate Evuh The Next US President?" [MR]
* Terrorist Apologist James Zogby: It's Totally Awesome How Democratic Jews Boost Arab-American Political Platforms [MR]
* Ohio Jewish Democrats: "Hey, How About We Make The Most Anti-Israel Candidate Evuh The Next US President?" [MR]

Previously:
* Democratic Recommendations For Israeli and American Jews
* Obama's Foreign Policy Advisers Not Exactly Fans Of The Jewish State (Plus: Brzezinski Snubs Israel After Tete-A-Tete With Assad)
* Obama Really Getting The Hang Of Anti-Israel Diplomatic Code Words