Featured Obama: ‘i’m the closest thing to a jew’ to ever be president

Have you ever considered moving to WV?

 

Or probably voted period. There is no Anti Zionist Party on the ballot in Kentucky. You might try Iran.

 

Again, your comment doesn't make any sense as related to the dialogue. I know you have health problems and take medications; are you even coherent right now?

 

Again, your comment doesn't make any sense as related to the dialogue. I know you have health problems and take medications; are you even coherent right now?

 

Why, you posted that twice. Are you even...

 

I take no medications and hold down a full time job. But thanks for asking. One thing for sure, I do not eat crow every time I post.

 

Yes, I coherently c & ped the text because redundancy was the appropriate response.

 

I've eaten no crow except maybe in your imagination; so far nothing of any substance has been presented on this thread to refute the objective conclusion that yes, Obama is where he is on account of the Jews.

Obama spoke truthfully.

 

No Obama is where he is because he won a majority of the electoral votes in the Electoral College.

 

...ok, whatever floats your boat.

 

I'll sum up the thread. Nothing of any substance has been presented on this thread to refute the objective conclusion that yes, Obama is where he is on account of the Jews.

Obama spoke truthfully.

 

:laugh::laugh:

"...On Friday, President Obama spoke at a Jewish American Heritage Month celebration being held at the Adas Israel synagogue in Washington, D.C.

Wearing a yarmulke, Obama addressed his Jewish gravitas, citing his two Jewish former chiefs of staff, saying he has been called America's "first Jewish president" by Jeffrey Goldberg, who recently interviewed him for The Atlantic. Goldberg was in attendance.

PRESIDENT OBAMA: Most of all, I want to thank the entire congregation of Adas Israel for having me here today.

Earlier this week, I was actually interviewed by one of your members, Jeff Goldberg. Jeff reminded me he once called me the first Jewish president. Now, since some people still seem to be wondering about my faith, I should make clear this is an honorary title, but I was flattered. And as an honorary member of the tribe not to mention somebody who has hosted 7 White House seders and has been advised by [applause] -- and been advised by two Jewish chiefs of staff, I can also say that I am probably getting a little bit of the hang of the lingo. But I will not use any of the Yiddishisms that Rahm Emanuel taught me because I want to be invited back. Let's just say he had some creative synonyms for shalom...."

 

...but the Jews make no bones about making the claim.

 

"I'm the closest thing to a Jew that has ever sat in this office".

Obama is spot on telling the truth.

 

"I'm the closest thing to a Jew that has ever sat in this office".

Obama is spot on telling the truth.