What Predisposes Jews to Vote for Democrats?
Posted By: Imright, 6/1/2022 7:16:34 PM
Why are so many Jews Democrats? It has been hard to fathom why the Jews, thought by many to be so intelligent and overrepresented in science, medicine, literature, music, and sociology, would embrace Democrat ideology so as to plant the seeds of their own economic and cultural destruction. Jews are voting Democrat in numbers that far outpace Gentiles and people have been wondering why for a very long time. It makes no sense if Jews are as intelligent as they are reputed to be. Democrat ideology works against the best interest of Jews in America.Seventy-three percent of American Jews say they are liberals who support Democrat candidates. What is puzzling
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