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« A Slight Change in Format | Main | Miami Tort »
October 12, 2004

A Mitzvah in Miami?: Republicans Scoring With Jewish Voters In Florida

Maybe they see that Kerry is a shande after all:

Jewish Democratic leaders in Palm Beach County are worried.

They are increasingly concerned that Republicans and the Bush administration have done such a good job of marketing themselves to Jewish voters that the once-reliable bloc of Democratic votes could go in a big way toward the president's re-election.

With 22 days until Election Day, Democrats are scrambling to undo gains Republicans have made among Jews.

...

"The Republicans have made major inroads with respect to Jewish voters," he told Democrats at a Palm Beach County party meeting last week. "If they get 40 percent, it would be devastating. If they get 30 percent they could win the election. We need to keep them under 20 percent."

Sid Dinerstein predicted President Bush would take one-third of the Jewish vote in Palm Beach County. He's the chairman of the county Republican Party, and for year's he's been pushing Bush to Jewish voters.

He said the Democrats have reason to be concerned, and said it involves far more than his party's and the president's ability to market themselves.

"They're scared to death," Dinerstein said. "From their perspective they should be scared because enough Jewish people have finally said, `You know what? This is serious. This isn't about who's paying for your prescription drugs.'"

Both sides agree Israel is the main reason for the weakening of Jewish support for Democrats.

Wow. Both sides are fuckin' geniuses, huh?

The Bush administration has strongly supported Israeli government actions and has aggressively courted the Jewish vote. Some are unsure about Kerry.

"They have to lie to say that Kerry is as good as Bush [on Israel]," Dinerstein said.

...


Although Dinerstein considers Israel vitally important, he said it's not the only reason for an erosion of Jewish support for Democrats.

He said it's a long-term phenomenon obscured in 2000 because the Democratic vice presidential nominee, U.S. Sen. Joe Lieberman of Connecticut, was an Orthodox Jew.

"The Lieberman thing obscured a long-term trend," he said.

...

Last week, former New York Mayor Ed Koch was in Palm Beach County to whip up Jewish voters on behalf of Bush, and attracted hundreds to his speech.

Democrats brought in their own non-Florida Jewish celebrity last week: Jon Bauman.

He was "Bowzer," the singer dressed in black as the doo-wop group Sha Na Na sang 1950s hits during the '60s through the early '80s.

Bauman's solo act tours nationally.

Bowzer.

Fuckin' Bowzer. This is the guy who's going to whip up fucking votes in Florida.

I've said it before and I'll say it again: I don't care what the Gallup poll says, John Kerry couldn't get elected warden of monkey-prison with a wheelbarrow full of bananas and a lenient policy on flingin' excrement.

Florida Jews and Bush go together like...

It just feels right.


posted by Ace at 03:58 AM
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Let me get this straight...the Democrats have a lock on the support of a ton of liberal entertainment industry power players (including a certain singer/actress/asshat whose initials are, apprporiately, BS) and against Ed Koch the best they can do is to trot out Bowser?

Feh.

Posted by: Sean M. on October 12, 2004 04:12 AM

I forgot to mention that part of the rationale behind trotting out the BS lady is that she's not only famous and powerful, she's also Jewish.

(So, I've heard, are a small number of other entertainers.)

Posted by: Sean M. on October 12, 2004 04:52 AM

Oh. Babs. I thought BS was Bruce. My bad.

Posted by: Eric Blair on October 12, 2004 08:01 AM

Bowzer?

The real shame is they didn't give some up and coming comic a chance to work on his Catskills routine.

Would it have killed them to let some kid try out his Henny Youngman?

Posted by: capitano on October 12, 2004 09:05 AM

http://www.njchq.org/

The FDR Jews will always vote Democratic. After all, they loved FDR who was a major Anti-Semite! However, the younger generations aren't locked in like their parents and grandparents. And when polls are done, they usually include secular Jews rather than the Orthodox. And the Orthodox pay attention when Ariel Sharon says that Bush is Israel's best friend ever in the White House.

Posted by: Tanker Schreiber on October 12, 2004 09:33 AM

You won't get a good poll with the Jews especially with those working in the entertainment business, or having business supporting those in entertainment business, ie. insurance, real estate, supplies etc. With a very few exceptions, no one will reveal what they will vote for in this election because they are afraid to alienate those retarded Hollywood copy machines and their manufacturers -err, actors/actress/producers with money to spend. Election comes and goes, their business remains. They can say one thing but doing a different thing at the voting booth, and my unscientific poll with my friends Jew gave me the result I thought it would be so. So give the Jews a break.

Posted by: Lan Nguyen on October 12, 2004 11:27 AM

Ace--

Ya gotta go visit Drudge to see the Edwards headline.

Wow, we've moved a bit beyond "two chickens in every pot," eh?

Cheers,
Dave

Posted by: Dave at Garfield Ridge on October 12, 2004 12:23 PM

I'm devastated that Bowzer would have anything to do with them, frankly.

Posted by: Brian on October 12, 2004 05:28 PM
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