In what appears to be a tight race between Obama and Romney, the Jewish vote in states such as Ohio and Florida will be critical.
A Florida jounalist has just posted an article in the Huffington Post that Obama hasn’t earned the support of the Jewish vote. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/steven-kurlander/obama-hasnt-earned-suppor_b_2011624.html
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/10/30/opinion/global/the-jews-of-cuyahoga-county.html?_r=0
The recent article in the Chicago Sun Times shows that Obama has begun campaigning with Rahm Emanuel, Chicago Mayor,–and my gut instinct, for what it’s worth, is that the fact that he has to trot out Rahm Emanuel near the end of the campaign shows that Obama knows he could be in trouble keeping enough of the Jewish vote necessary for him to be re-elected. Will Rahm Emanuel do the trick? Who knows ! Have a read:
ttp://www.suntimes.com/news/sweet/15980749-452/campaigns-battle-for-critical-jewish-votes.html
Ha’ aretz reported yesterday that Former top White House and State Department official Dennis Ross supports Obama, saying that "what the president has done for Israel in the security area is without precedent."
The report states: Ross denied reports that he had refrained from campaigning for the president because of reservations about the president’s attitude toward Israel. He told Ha’aretz that his current affiliation with the not-for-profit and apolitical Washington Institute for Near East Policy prevents him from taking an active political role, "but when I’m asked my views, I make them very clear: I support him."
http://blogs.jpost.com/content/now-victory-and-reelection-president-barack-obama.
Interestingly enough, Sheldon Adelson has sent Romney another $10 million for his campaign this week.













































