How many pro-Trump pieces has the parochial Jewish media run? I don’t recall any from Tabletmag or the Forward or the Jewish Journal of Los Angeles.<\/p>\n
Forward<\/a>: The main Republican Jewish group has endorsed Donald Trump for president, driving a fresh wedge between politically conservative Jews whose conflict over the presumptive nominee played out online on Wednesday, the day after Trump won the Indiana Republican primary. But unity was hard to find as Republican Jews turned on each other, with some recoiling in horror at the idea of supporting a candidate they see as unprincipled, while others insisted that while Trump has his failings, he\u2019s still a better choice than Hillary Clinton, the presumptive Democratic nominee.<\/p>\n In response to an earlier endorsement of Trump by Ari Fleischer, who serves on the organization\u2019s board, conservative Washington Post blogger Jennifer Rubin wrote on Twitter that the organization would be \u201cdead to me\u201d if they followed Fleischer\u2019s lead.<\/p>\n \n@AriFleischer<\/a>
\nThe Republican Jewish Coalition posted on Twitter a message from its national chairman, David Flaum, congratulating Trump on his presumptive nomination, and saying there was \u201cunity\u201d among Republicans in the belief that Hillary Clinton \u201cthe worst possible choice for a commander in chief.\u201d<\/p>\n
\n No, No, NO. And if RJC backs him they are dead to me.
\n\u2014 Jennifer Rubin (@JRubinBlogger) \t\t\t\t\tMay 4, 2016<\/a>\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n