Jews Have Strong Grounds For Exodus from Democratic Party

Jews Have Strong Grounds For Exodus from Democratic Party
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A PEW poll this week found that while Republicans are more likely to perceive anti-Christian discrimination, Democrats are more likely to see discrimination against Muslims, gays and Jews. Would that that bit about Democratic sensitivity to anti-Semitism were true. If it were, more Democrats would be sounding the alarm about the cancer of Jew-hatred infesting their party.

Leading Democrats remain blasé at best, however. On Tuesday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi revealed herself to be in ­utter denial about the disease, telling CNN that "we have no taint of that in the Democratic Party." Self-delusion on this scale is almost heroic, what with Rep. ­Ilhan Omar's repeated evocations of classic anti-Semitic tropes about Israel "hypnotizing the world" and buying US support with "Benjamins, baby."

The cancer is fast-moving and invasive, and if Democrats don't excise it from their midst, they will make it impossible for Jews to comfortably remain.

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