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Five Reasons Why No Pro-Israel Jew Should Vote For Trump
By Sacha Aaron Boegem
October 3, 2016
(Rosh Hashanah)
No pro-Israel Jew should vote for Trump. While this list is by no means exhaustive, here are five reasons, each of which in itself should be enough for any fair-minded American Jew (really, any fair-minded American) to conclude that voting for Trump would be a grave and dangerous mistake.

are Obama voters making the switch to Trump ?
even slightly, sinking Clinton dynasty
Obama is esclav for clinton
 vote for Trump  Savior.
Trump is savior american.
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Pesë Arsyet Pse Nuk Pro-Israel hebre duhet të votojnë për Trump
Nga Sacha Aaron Boegem
October 3, 2016
(Rosh Hashanah)
No pro-Izraelit hebre duhet të votojnë për Trump. Ndërsa kjo listë nuk është aspak shteruese, këtu janë pesë arsye, secila prej të cilave në vetvete duhet të jetë e mjaftueshme për çdo amerikan hebre të drejtë me mendje (me të vërtetë, çdo amerikan të drejtë me mendje) në përfundimin se votimi për Trump do të jetë një varr dhe i rrezikshëm gabim.

janë votuesit Obama duke bërë të kaluar në Trump?
edhe pak, fundosje Dinastia Clinton
Obama është esclav për Clinton
 votojnë për Trump Shpëtimtarin.
Trump është shpëtimtar amerikan.

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Sacha A. Boegem is an attorney in South Florida who has been active with the Jewish Federation, including as a member of the Jewish Community Relations Council.
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Five Reasons Why No Pro-Israel Jew Should Vote For Trump
By Sacha Aaron Boegem
October 3, 2016
(Rosh Hashanah)
No pro-Israel Jew should vote for Trump. While this list is by no means exhaustive, here are five reasons, each of which in itself should be enough for any fair-minded American Jew (really, any fair-minded American) to conclude that voting for Trump would be a grave and dangerous mistake.
1. Trump Has Built His Campaign On, And Continues To Inflame, Bigotry And Hatred, Including Rampant Anti-Semitism.
Anti-Semitism is discrimination against or prejudice or hostility toward Jews. Whether Trump himself is anti-Semitic is beside the point. From the moment he launched his campaign by calling Mexican immigrants criminals and rapists, to attacking a federal judge for his Mexican heritage, to more recently doubling-down on his comments calling former Miss Universe Alicia Machado (a naturalized U.S. citizen from Venezuela) “Miss Piggy” and “Miss Housekeeping,” Trump has sought to use racial stereotypes and blame-the-“other” political rhetoric to divide Americans against each other, and to inflame resentment among white conservative Christians toward anyone unlike them, including Jews.
The practical result of Trump’s divisive and dangerous rhetoric, for the Jewish community in particular, has been a terrifying unleashing of anti-Semitic hostility. This hostility has been felt most acutely by Jewish reporters covering Trump’s campaign as they are on the front lines and among the most visible Jews to interact with the campaign and its supporters. While the examples of anti-Semitism are numerous, they include Trump supporters yelling at Jewish reporters to “go back to Auschwitz,” death threats delivered in tweets and into inboxes, anti-Semitic slurs hurled at any Jew who would dare criticize Trump, and threats that Jews will be “made to pay” and sent to “camps” when Trump wins.
One might argue that Trump should not be held responsible for all the hate-filled vitriol being spewed by some of his supporters, but that excuse falls flat because of how he and those around him have responded to these incidents. Rather than strongly denounce them and take steps to defend Jews against this outrageous conduct, Trump has either stayed quiet or implicitly defended the attacks. In one particularly telling example, a Jewish journalist who had published a lengthy profile of Melania Trump was flooded with an avalanche of angry, anti-Semitic tweets and death threats. Asked about this, Melania said that while she disagreed with the behavior of her fans, the journalist had “provoked them.”
Given the opportunity to comment on the situation, Trump himself declined to denounce the behavior or otherwise encourage his supporters to stop the attacks, saying only that “you’ll have to talk to them about it.” Make no mistake, even if accompanied by some mushy words of disapproval, responses such as this are supportive of this detestable anti-Semitic behavior, and understood as such by the perpetrators.
No Jew, or American of any background, should feel comfortable voting for a person who refuses to denounce, let alone forcefully denounce, completely outrageous and hateful anti-Semitic attacks. And more broadly speaking, none of us should support a demagogue who traffics in bigotry, fear and hatred.
2. Trump Has Surrounded Himself With Anti-Semites And He And His Family Have Spread Anti-Semitic (White Supremacist) Propaganda.
A few months ago on national television Trump refused to distance himself from former KKK Grand Wizard David Duke. Despite some disingenuous backtracking on Trump’s part, the bromance has continued, with Duke crediting Trump for Duke’s decision to launch a campaign for U.S. Senate in Louisiana, and regularly heaping praise on Trump’s racist and xenophobic attacks on immigrants, Hispanics, Muslims and others. Meanwhile, Trump and his family have tweeted out anti-Semitic messages and images from alt-right sources, including Trump’s infamous “Star of David” tweet. And this was no one-time mistake. An analysis done in July found that Trump had retweeted white supremacists no less than 75 times since his campaign for the presidency began.
Meanwhile, Trump has continued to court white supremacists by bringing people with anti-Semitic backgrounds into the upper echelons of his campaign. Indeed, the CEO of the Trump campaign is none other than Stephen Bannon, the former head of Breitbart News, which Bannon has proudly called “the platform of the alt-right.” Let me repeat that. The top official of the Trump campaign is the former publisher of a news source that expressly caters to and promotes the ideology of white supremacists, neo-Nazis, and other “deplorables.”
Not surprisingly, Bannon himself has been accused of making anti-Semitic remarks, including saying that he doesn’t like Jews because they raise their kids to be “whiney brats,” and that he doesn’t want his daughters to go to school with Jews. But Bannon is not alone. Former Defense Department inspector general Joseph Schmitz, an official advisor to Trump, is accused of bragging that he pushed out Jewish employees. And Trump’s own son, Donald Trump Jr., retweeted a psychologist who has written about “Jewish influence” for a website devoted to “white identity, interests and culture,” and who has testified on behalf of a Holocaust denier. Here is what else Trump Jr., who has become a hero among alt-right neo-Nazis, has been up to:
He tweeted and instagrammed a “Deplorables” meme that included Pepe the Frog, a symbol now used by white supremacists and the alt-right. He claimed that if his father had acted like Hillary Clinton, “they’d be warming up the gas chamber.” He tweeted an article warning that immigration in Europe would lead to a “rape epidemic” and another with a debunked rumor that Clinton used a “secret earpiece” during a presidential forum. He compared refugees to poisoned Skittles. (Donald Trump Jr. has a white supremacist problem, Vox, Sept. 23, 2016).
No self-respecting Jew should feel comfortable voting for a person who surrounds himself with anti-Semites, has fathered one (!), and spreads white supremacist messages on social media.
3. Trump Actually Believes Racial And Anti-Semitic Stereotypes.
Trump has repeatedly demonstrated that he views the world in racial sterotypes, starting with himself. Yes, he believes he is genetically superior, and agrees with the dangerous and abusive theory of eugenics. He views African-Americans as living in crime-infested poverty-stricken hell holes (and believes laziness is a black trait), Hispanics as criminals and rapists out to steal American jobs, Muslims as terrorists, and Jews… so far… merely as “negotiators” (hagglers?).
Any Jew with a sense of history should see the danger of giving someone like this political power (particularly when the person shows every sign of being a sociopath). Certainly no Jew should take comfort in the fact that Trump has not yet singled out the Jewish community for attack. The warning signs are there. As Martin Niemöller famously wrote:
First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out — Because I was not a Socialist.
Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not speak out — Because I was not a Trade Unionist.
Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out — Because I was not a Jew.
Then they came for me — and there was no one left to speak for me.
No Jew should feel comfortable voting for a person who shares beliefs similar to those of Adolph Hitler, whose campaign strategy follows the Hitler playbook, who owns a copy of Mein Kampf and apparently kept a book of Hitler’s speeches by his bed, and who believes in racial stereotypes and has already attacked groups of Americans based on their race and religion.
4. Trump Has A Personal History Of Racism And Discrimination.
Lest we forget, Trump’s status as a God-like hero among alt-right white supremacists was solidified by Trump’s embrace of and incessant promotion of the “birther” movement — an entirely racist quest to try to delegitimize the nation’s first black president by suggesting that he was really born in Kenya and not Hawaii. This shameful episode shows Trump to be a racist, but his history of racism goes back decades. Trump, whose father was arrested at a KKK rally in 1927, refused to rent apartments to black tenants as far back as the 1970s, and has exhibited a pattern of racist conduct and statements ever since. If we define a racist as someone whose conduct and statements exhibit racism, there is simply no question that Trump is a racist (no matter how many times he tells us that he is “the least racist person”).
No American should vote for a racist for president.
5. Trump Is Clueless About Israel, The Middle East, And The World Generally, And Would Make Israel And The World Far Less Safe.
There is a reason why America’s top national security officials, including 50 of the nation’s most senior Republican security officials, have warned that Trump would put the country’s national security at risk. Among the most worrying reasons are Trump’s extremely shady connections to Russia and troublesome praise of authoritarian Russian President Vladimir Putin andpolicies favored by Russia. Trump has many ties to Russia, and experts say many of his policy proposals, from backing away from NATO, supporting Russia on the Ukraine, and rethinking sanctions against Russia, reflect Russian (not American) priorities.
But perhaps the most frightening aspect of Trump’s foreign policy is his cavalier attitude toward countries obtaining and possibly even using nuclear weapons, going so as far as to suggest that Saudi Arabia should develop nuclear weapons — which would end Israel’s special status (which is critical to its security) as the only country in the region with nuclear weapons. The pure insanity of the things Trump has said on foreign policy issues has rattled America’s allies across the world and have already caused serious damage.
Meanwhile, when it comes to Israel in particular, Trump has said that he would be “neutral” on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, a policy roundly criticized by Republicans and Democrats alike. And more broadly speaking,Trump’s anti-Muslim rhetoric has been a recruiting dream come true for ISIS, and is already hurting America’s fight against terrorists by alienating needed Muslim allies at home and abroad. As such, Trump is already harming Israel’s national security, and the harm would be exponentially greater if Trump were actually the president. The bottom line is that Trump’s proposed foreign policies, and the widespread instability and uncertainty that would result from them, would endanger Israel’s security and leave the world far less safe.
Therefore, nobody who genuinely cares about Israel’s security and the threat of terrorism should be fooled into thinking that Trump’s bluster about being tough on ISIS is anything but empty and dangerous. To be clear: being pro-Israel means being anti-Trump.
There are of course many more reasons not to vote for Trump, his disgusting treatment of women among them, but the above should be more than sufficient for any fair-minded American, and certainly for any fair-minded Jew.
Lastly, pro-Israel Jews such as myself need not despair because there are many excellent reasons why we can and should proudly support Secretary Clinton. She has earned the embrace of the Jewish community though her steadfast and lifelong support of Israel and of the Jewish people throughout her career in and out of public service. For some reasons why supporting Mrs. Clinton for president should be an easy choice for the Jewish community, take a look at these pieces:

• Why I Support Hillary Clinton For President (The Jewish Week, Dec. 22, 2015), by Rabbi Menachem Genack, CEO of the Orthodox Union’s kosher division and spiritual leader of Congregation Shomrei Emunah in Englewood, New Jersey.
  
• Clinton Offers Real Solutions to Profound Challenges (The Jewish Week, Apr. 4, 2016), by Rabbi Julie Schonfeld, Executive Vice-President of the Rabbinical Assembly, the association of all Conservative/Masorti movement rabbis in the world.
  
• Why Hillary is the Pro-Israel Candidate (The Jerusalem Post, Aug. 15, 2016) by Elana Maryles Sztokman, founder of the Center for Jewish Feminism.
  

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L’Shana Tova.
Sacha Aaron Boegem is an attorney in South Florida who has been active with the Jewish Federation, including as a member of the Jewish Community Relations Council. He can be reached at sacha.boegem@gmail.com.[/size]

Beware of fox Hillary
Hillary;It is preparing to steal votes
Trump  you  why not.

It's in articles all over! Google ballots found marked Hillary. It's happened in Ohio and a couple of other states. Also dead people being registered for voting.

Also when people who support Hillary say she's for Women's Rights, but I then point out that she accepts untold millions of dollars in donations from Islamic countries who treat women no better than a dog. 

 Many more states reporting the same. People, if we don't do EVERYTHING we can to stop her, 

That is because her supporters aren't voting for her. They are voting for her v.... Therefore they don't care what she says or does. Hillary once said something along the lines of "War has always primarily been suffered by women(fox steal), because it happens to the men women love." Can you imagine the outrage women would feel if a man were to say, "Rape has primarily been suffered by men, because it happens to the women that men love." Clinton is FAR more sexist than Trump will ever be.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCf6l3uK__A