Though I'm not jewish, nor do I know a lot of jewish persons personally, I generally admire their sense of common sense and a lot of their achievements.

I think the link shows valid reasons. Now of course if we talk about liberalism, esspecially in the US, it is obvious that the problem of the liberals is that there are no real good candidates. The rebuplicans otoh have been very successfull in their 'propoganda'.

I've made a statement before up here, that is both liberal and republican is far to the right of anything accepted in other countries (including canada). Anyone who is offended by this statement should look at reality and will see it is reality. IOW, there is no (significant) left present in the US. So the statment of jews generally beeing liberal might hold ground in the US, but might not in other coutries (where liberals placed are on the far right).



>I'm not Jewish but the author is.
>Dennis Prager is a man I admire and respect for his fairness. But I would like to know if any of you (especially those of Jewish backgorund) think his opinion in this piece is valid.
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>http://www.townhall.com/opinion/columns/dennisprager/2006/04/25/194915.html