Who was the last nominee for President who was not pro-Jewish? I can’t think of any.<\/p>\n
Jews dominate media, finance and academia. We set the agenda in America. Could Donald Trump challenge this?<\/p>\n
From the New York Times<\/a>:<\/p>\n A reader writes, \u201cEveryone says Donald Trump can\u2019t win. Exactly why not?\u201d<\/p>\n David Leonhardt, editor for The Upshot, considers the question:<\/p>\n Can Donald Trump win the Republican nomination? Sure, it\u2019s within the realm of plausibility; he\u2019s now been leading the polls for months, after all. But it seems highly unlikely because it would violate just about every historical pattern of presidential races.<\/p>\n No modern candidate has received a major-party nomination \u2014 and perhaps no candidate in American history \u2014 while being opposed by the party\u2019s elites: donors, media figures, politicians and others.<\/p>\n Elite support matters because they have the ability to shape public opinion through endorsements, public criticism and other means. Many voters don\u2019t follow campaigns very closely. They don\u2019t dig through position papers or watch hours upon hours of debates. They\u2019re influenced by what they hear.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Who was the last nominee for President who was not pro-Jewish? I can’t think of any. Jews dominate media, finance and academia. We set the agenda in America. Could Donald Trump challenge this? From the New York Times: A reader … Continue reading