Sixty-two percent (62%) of Republicans back Israel’s decision to take military action against the Palestinians, but only half as many Democrats (31%) agree. A majority of Democrats (55%) say Israel should have tried to find a diplomatic solution first, a view shared by just 27% of Republicans.
While 75% of Republicans say Israel is an ally of the United States, just 55% of Democrats agree. Seven percent (7%) of Democrats say Israel is an enemy of America, but only one percent (1%) of Republicans say the same.
Meanwhile, the Democratic Party’s leadership is fully confused and split, and while Senator Obama wasn’t silent about anything for the years he spent running for President now that he’s been elected…he’s silent (busy surfing, golfing, drinkin’, hangin’ out).
The Democratic Party needs to be led, but Obama is silent
Democratic voters need to be led, but Obama is silent
The American press wonders why Obama is suddenly silent
The European press wonders why Obama is suddenly silent
The Arab press wonders why Obama is suddenly silent
Once again, all I have to say is, “Senator, all glory is fleeting”
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