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Re: Bloomberg in Boca Raton

By on 6.20.08 @ 5:19PM

Since when did Bloomberg become a de facto spokesman for the Jewish people? Bloomberg focuses on a straw man argument suggesting that reservations among Jews are related to misperceptions that Obama is a radical Muslim, rather than an outgrowth of his stable of anti-Israel advisors, his questionable statements, his thin record, and his Farrakhan-loving spiritual mentor.

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