re: Why do the Jews in the US continue to vote democrat?

He wasn't talking about a permanent ban on Muslims, just halt the immigration until a proper vetting system is in place. Come on man, a number of these Muslim immigrants want to kill you and your family, there is no arguing this fact. There is nothing wrong with wanting to keep them out until a better system is in place.

I think that a lot are embarrassed by the apartheid state of Israel and are too smart to buy-in to the Old Testament bullshite.

I for one do not agree with Israel on anything, the Zionist have taken over and ruined that country. All Christians should never support Israel.

I have never understood why Jews vote largely Democrat, when they share so many values with conservative Republicans. Not religion, obviously, but most everything else.

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I asked a jewish lady I knew in 2012 why she was voting for a Muslim since he was obviously going to be anti-Israel. She said "I never even thought about that."

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That was her polite way of brushing you off; she recognized that you were batshit crazy.

I don't blame them the way the GOP continues to side with religious nuts who don't understand seperation of church and state.

Would you be a part of a party that preached self responsibility and capitalism values, yet also subscribed to shoving Islam down your throat, too?

Think about that for a second...

Many of them are straight up hypocrites. The claim to want to help the little guy. Alas, when the rent is due in their income property,, the Jew will not hesitate to kick you to the curb

They are the stereotypical dem. "Apply rules to many but not to me"

I have a very dear Jewish friend who lives in New York City. A wonderful family man with a wife and two children. A devout Jew (though not orthodox). When I was in command in New Jersey I would occasionally go up to visit him for the weekend. He explained in detail the need for Jews to atone for their past sins through a form of goodness to their fellow man. He used a particular passage (still researching to remember what it was - fairly certain it was in Isaiah) that basically reinforced the concept of collective salvation for the nation of Israel. That when the Jews on this earth had done enough good for others the Messiah would return and bring peace upon the earth. He explained to me that he practiced this form of goodness through his political affiliation with the Democratic Party. It was a fascinating insight into the thoughts of one man I respect greatly.

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He used a particular passage (still researching to remember what it was - fairly certain it was in Isaiah) that basically reinforced the concept of collective salvation for the nation of Israel. That when the Jews on this earth had done enough good for others the Messiah would return and bring peace upon the earth.

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Sadly this part is what is wrong in their believing this to be true. There is nothing in their power to achieve salvation. They will not accept the Messiah as he was and will forever be. It is a road block for them for now.

It might very well explain the collective mindset however.

Although not based in science, they may tend to vote and align with democrats because of the historical connection with the administration that entered WWII. Most people are stubborn, not just Jews, and tend to never like change.