“Voting for the enemy”
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It is a longtime article of at least pretend faith among conservative pseudo-intellectuals that the next election cycle will be the one when a majority of Jewish voters turn Republican. I don’t think it’s happening anytime soon:
Former President Donald J. Trump, speaking on Thursday at a campaign event in Washington centered on denouncing antisemitism in America, said that “if I don’t win this election,” then “the Jewish people would have a lot to do with a loss.”
Mr. Trump repeated that assertion at a second event, this one focused on Israeli Americans, where he blamed Jews whom he described as “voting for the enemy,” for the hypothetical destruction of Israel that he insisted would happen if he lost in November.
Mr. Trump on Thursday offered an extended airing of grievances against Jewish Americans who have not voted for him. He repeated his denunciation of Jews who vote for Democrats before suggesting that the Democratic Party had a “hold, or curse,” on Jewish Americans and that he should be getting “100 percent” of Jewish votes because of his policies on Israel.
I’m beginning to sense a theme emanating from the Republican ticket, one with more than a few notes of Julius Streicher.
In related news, even Mike DeWine has finally had enough of Trump/Vance’s knowingly dishonest hatemongering about Springfield.