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azurnoir

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13. I agree it shows how very dependent on Republicans such bills are

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Sun Nov 29, 2015, 04:37 PM

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Israel's Shabak pulls the rug under Netanyahu's feet - [View all] Jefferson23 Nov 2015 OP

Abbas: “We welcome every drop of blood spilled in Jerusalem...." shira Nov 2015 #1

You have no link to the first quote, why is that? n/t Jefferson23 Nov 2015 #2

WSJ. Just added it in, thanks. n/t shira Nov 2015 #3

The author is a member of the Likud Party, and I am not a subscriber to the WSJ, you Jefferson23 Nov 2015 #4

Here's Israel's MFA, with video... shira Nov 2015 #5

Again, the quote is no where to be found except through the Israeli Likud. The Jefferson23 Nov 2015 #7

Here's the NewYorker's Bernard Avishai with the same quote.... shira Nov 2015 #6

Same problem and to imagine the WH would ignore Abbas is quite a stretch. n/t Jefferson23 Nov 2015 #8

House Resolution #293 passed by Congress... shira Nov 2015 #9

Nicely done, Shira leftynyc Nov 2015 #10

I agree it shows how very dependent on Republicans such bills are azurnoir Nov 2015 #13

LOL leftynyc Nov 2015 #18

so you're US politicians are running on proIsrael platforms? azurnoir Nov 2015 #26

Of course they are leftynyc Nov 2015 #31

so now it's when they're asked which is more like it azurnoir Nov 2015 #38

It's a freeking poll leftynyc Nov 2015 #41

Yes, they use the same source, which is the Israeli government. What I said was, there is Jefferson23 Nov 2015 #11

I think Shira decimated every single sequential argument of yours... King_David Nov 2015 #14

Of course you would. One would need the desire not to reconcile why the Jefferson23 Nov 2015 #16

(Oct 16, 2015) Kerry warns Abbas against inciting violence shira Nov 2015 #24

Nothing in that quote you're relying on is referenced, you know this, shira. Jefferson23 Nov 2015 #25

Are you pretending leftynyc Nov 2015 #33

let's take a look of the 71 co sponsors 42 were Republican it was introduced to the house in June azurnoir Nov 2015 #12

71 - 42 = bipartisan King_David Nov 2015 #15

with a strong Republican majority almost 2:1 in fact azurnoir Nov 2015 #17

I see math not your strongpoint King_David Nov 2015 #19

Those pathetically trying leftynyc Nov 2015 #20

Even calling 42:29 a 2:1 ratio is pretty pathetic all in of itself... King_David Nov 2015 #21

If he's so sure leftynyc Nov 2015 #22

by almost 4-1, Americans overall favor Israel over Palestinians ericson00 Nov 2015 #23

and when you break it down it is largely Republicans 81% vs Democrats 48% azurnoir Nov 2015 #28

Since you want to throw numbers around leftynyc Nov 2015 #34

when the majority of that 7 in 10 are Republican is cheering in order? 81% Republican azurnoir Nov 2015 #37

you do realize those numbers are not supplementary to 100, right ericson00 Nov 2015 #35

Of course it would be a landslide leftynyc Nov 2015 #36

Did you get dizzy writing that, so much spin but bald facts from m your own link azurnoir Nov 2015 #40

what's your point? Fact is among all groups, Israel 2:1 or better support over the Palis ericson00 Nov 2015 #43

I said almost actually about 1.5 or do you want it down to 100ths :) azurnoir Nov 2015 #29

Of course it's bipartisan leftynyc Nov 2015 #32

Nothing pathetic here Israel has become a partisan issue Ted Cruz accomplished that azurnoir Nov 2015 #27

It's YOU that has leftynyc Nov 2015 #30

So now you claim I'm a Ted Cruz sympathizer even though my politics run opposite to his? azurnoir Nov 2015 #39

LOL leftynyc Nov 2015 #42

also, its clear that if Obama got along better with Bibi, ericson00 Dec 2015 #44

Yes, they will leftynyc Dec 2015 #45

How many Leftists did you meet on your tourist trip leftynyc.... Israeli Dec 2015 #65

Our main tour guide leftynyc Dec 2015 #66

Hey .... Israeli Dec 2015 #67

No bullshit leftynyc Dec 2015 #68

I have never met an Israeli Leftist .... Israeli Dec 2015 #70

Don't know what to tell you leftynyc Dec 2015 #72

Sounds surreal to me to leftynyc...... Israeli Dec 2015 #73

The Leftists she met were probably what you'd consider Left of Center or Centrists. n/t shira Dec 2015 #69

Probably shira .... Israeli Dec 2015 #71

so it's Obama's fault? Has nothing to do with Ted Cruz and Netanyahu's attempt to undercut azurnoir Dec 2015 #49

The mere mention of the implications of Cruz's actions towards Obama are more disturbing to some azurnoir Dec 2015 #48

The invitation came from Boehner leftynyc Dec 2015 #50

sorry I confuse the Teappers but still point made thank you azurnoir Dec 2015 #51

And what point is it leftynyc Dec 2015 #52

again 7 out of 10 includes 81% of that 7 figure are Republicans azurnoir Dec 2015 #53

LOL leftynyc Dec 2015 #54

Your math skills are lousy FBaggins Dec 2015 #55

Take another look at the graph 81% Republicans vs 48% of Democrats azurnoir Dec 2015 #56

Again... your post lacks in the most basic math skills FBaggins Dec 2015 #58

so you post 2 graph that have no party break downs, but when you break it down by party affiliation azurnoir Dec 2015 #59

The two graphs were unrelated to the simple mathematical correction. FBaggins Dec 2015 #60

Not when it is broken down by party affiliation I have no problem with the rest azurnoir Dec 2015 #61

Sorry.. you're the one in denial FBaggins Dec 2015 #62

spin away the poll is quite plain though and how do you explain the House and Senate not to mention azurnoir Dec 2015 #63

The poll IS quite plain... which makes your claim of spin quite ironic. FBaggins Dec 2015 #64

Israel is in no sense a partisan issue FBaggins Dec 2015 #46

The point isn't to make Americans like Palestinians more; it's to hate Israel more. n/t shira Dec 2015 #47

Of course FBaggins Dec 2015 #57