Mitt Romney for President
I choose candidates based on who I think will be do the best job for the country, for Israel, and for the Jewish people. I do not vote by party.
Published: October 28th, 2012
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After the election, a lot of Democrat Jews will be surprised to find out that Romney received, at least, 40% of the total Jewish vote. In Florida alone, Romney is a head from 3-5 points and Romney could not have such a lead without having a significant number of Jews living in Florida supporting him. Given Obama's record for the past 4 years, Obama has made the decision an easy one to vote for Romney this year.
I also am not a Republican but am voting for Romney.
I would disagree about the analysis of the last debate.
Ed Koch, an Obama supporter, recently asked him to clarify that he would consider an attack on Israel to be deemed an attack on America.
When asked that question in the debate, Obama answered with vague words about standing with Israel and having its back. Romney was clear he would respond with a military counter strike.
During the 7 hour attack on the US consulate in Benghazi Obama did nothing to protect the staff. He told the nearby forces in Italy and elsewhere to do nothing.
This is the real President Obama someone you can not depend on to help you in a crisis. He does not have anyone's back but his own. In case of a nuclear armed Iran his options on the table will be Chinese or Mexican take-out.