"Today's Times prints a letter supporting Hagee from several leaders of the Daughters of the American Revolution — sorry, the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations –"

AH HA HA HA … the rapier wit draws blood! No wonder Ochs is ranting about the "trust fund elite of area code 914" (which is pretty damned funny too, as is the delusion that more and more Americans support Israel).

A majority of Americans support Israel because they pay income taxes at gunpoint. Change Israel aid to an optional checkoff — like the presidential election public funding checkoff — and you'd get an overwhelming participation of about, ohhh, 2 percent. LOL!

As to Wright (Obama) or Hagee (McCain), given Obama's far lefty credentials and physical features (he does live in his own body after all), and Hagee's extreme right wing Israel credentials, this is certainly a litmus test for every American Jew. What's good for the Jews? Obama since in diversity we conquer, prevent any future Nazi America, a program on-going since the 1965 Immigration Act, or McCain, with Lieberman at his side–yet McCain is an American Firster, a nationalist–he just might rebel against AIPAC vision at some point before he has a heart attack…

http://www.ariarmstrong.com/2008/03/wright-vs-hagee-pick-your-crazy.html

And for goy America? Gee, that's a toughie too. Let's see, most of goy America never even thinks about the I-P conflict, so will they, parting from their shopping at the mall on what's left of their credit, vote for Obama just to show they aren't racists, or will they vote for McCain, just to show the r/w/b flag is real to them?

Could go either way, white guilt is embedded almost as much as it is in Germany.

I don't believe most Americans have connected the dots between
the cost of the Iraq War and our economy. Yet the economy is something that directly affects all Americans. Since most Americans are poor, this is a negative for McCain, a feeder at the trough from day one.

So the tip goes to Obama. The affirmative action model par excellence. (Oops, will too many see this?"

A political, social and religious war is coming to America. I wouldn't want to be on the side of the Zionists.

But in the last 5 years support for Israel has weakened considerably among one very important group. These are academics, writers, business leaders and many others in the professional classes. I know this not from polling but from stirrings that are becoming visible among many who in the past would never discuss Israel in public. Phil is correct — there is a change occurring. He is being overly optimistic to think that we will see that change in the coming presidential campaign but we will probably see this change in the kinds of articles that the MSM is willing to publish. Perhaps someone like Amira Hess in the NYT in a few years!