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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Chaim Ben Pesach on October 24, 2010, 11:48:05 pm

Title: Ask JTF is ready, baruch Hashem (10/25)
Post by: Chaim Ben Pesach on October 24, 2010, 11:48:05 pm

בס''ד

www.jtf.org/c.mp3

http://www.4shared.com/audio/mMLz6YTO/_5_online.html

The program was 1 hour and 44 minutes this week.

Title: Re: Ask JTF is ready, baruch Hashem (10/25)
Post by: Rubystars on October 25, 2010, 01:33:45 am

Thanks for your nice comments to me and I will try my best to be active on the forum and help the anti-Obama campaign and I also agree that we really need to make an effort to influence the republican nominee.

I've mentioned this before but Texas has almost NO say in what the nominee is. By the time the primaries get here, the nominee is already decided. I'm grateful if through JTF I can at least have some influence to make up for that injustice, and help JTF at the same time.

I think the word you were looking for was sideburns.

Title: Re: Ask JTF is ready, baruch Hashem (10/25)
Post by: Alex37 on October 25, 2010, 06:53:41 am

Thank you for the great comments!   

Title: Re: Ask JTF is ready, baruch Hashem (10/25)
Post by: TruthSpreader on October 25, 2010, 02:21:29 pm

Thanks for yet another wonderful program, Chaim!

 

Title: Re: Ask JTF is ready, baruch Hashem (10/25)
Post by: Spiraling Leopard on October 27, 2010, 02:54:51 pm

Yes!!! Zero Tolerance against divisiveness!!!

Title: Re: Ask JTF is ready, baruch Hashem (10/25)
Post by: eb22 on October 30, 2010, 09:26:19 pm

Chaim,   thanks for another terrific program.


The info you provided regarding Long Island vote results percentages basically being a microcosm of National vote results percentages in the 2008 election,   is something that never came to mind for me.    Excellent job!


Regarding the upcoming 2010 Elections,   my guess is the Long Island results in the various races for Federal,   State,  and Local positions probably won't be an indicator of what will occur in the 2012 Presidential election.       Especially in the races in which incumbents are involved.      In most races,   the incumbents have a huge advantage in campaign funds.      An exception though could be in the NY Congressional District 1 race ( a District that is in the Central to Eastern Part of Suffolk County )  between Democrat incumbent Tim Bishop and Republican challenger Randy Altschuler.    The latter has put a few million dollars of his own money into this race.     This race might well be the most telling in terms of what to expect in 2012.