Poll: Obama has Lost Almost Half of his US Jewish Support

These poll results should be no surprise to anyone given the fact that President Obama has treated the state of Israel with disdain.

The way he shabbily treat Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu the last time he was in Washington by abruptly leaving a meeting to have a private dinner with Michelle and the kids was a disgrace!

A true gentlemen and gracious host would have invited our closest ally in the Middle East to that dinner and continue the meeting at a later time.

But, President Obama is neither of those things.

He showed his true colors by his actions to once again prove that he is a media-created fantasy of a president.

Unfortunately, the American people are stuck with this flight of the imagination that’s causing real pain in the country until 2012.

From Arutz Sheve:

United States President Barack Obama has lost nearly half of his support among American Jews, a poll by the McLaughlin Group has shown.

The US Jews polled were asked whether they would: (a) vote to re-elect Obama, or (b) consider voting for someone else. 42% said they would vote for Obama and 46%, a plurality, preferred the second answer. 12% said they did not know or refused to answer.

In the Presidential elections of 2008, 78% of Jewish voters, or close to 8 out of 10, chose Obama. The McLaughlin poll held nearly 18 months later, in April 2010, appears to show that support down to around 4 out of 10.

The poll showed that key voter segments including Orthodox/Hassidic voters, Conservative voters, voters who have friends and family in Israel and those who have been to Israel, are all more likely to consider voting for someone other than Obama.

Among Orthodox/Hassidic voters, 69% marked 'someone else' vs. 17% who marked 're-elect.'
Among Conservative-affiliated voters the proportion was 50% to 38%.

Among Reform Jews, a slim majority of 52% still supported Obama while 36% indicated they would consider someone else.

Among Jews with family in Israel and those who had been to Israel, about 50% said they would consider someone else, while 41%-42% supported Obama.

As Obama loses support among members of the influential Jewish voter bloc, possible Republican candidate Sarah Palin seems to be doing her best to woo them to her camp. At Time Magazine’s May 4 dinner honoring the ‘100 Most Influential People in the World,’ she was sporting a US/Israel flag pin.
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