Chicago Jewish Star Endores Romney
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The Chicago Jewish Star has endorsed Romney and their editorial states:
“It is not only that Obama deserves to be a one-term proposition; it is that Romney is simply the better bet for our country. . .
“In many ways this is still a post-9/11 world. The threat of Islamic terror, a depressed and failing economy, an unsure future for a troubled healthcare system, a genocidal-spewing Iran, an unbalanced Middle East- these are some of the problems which surfaced after that fateful September day and mutated afterwards in unexpected ways. . .
“Romney is the candidate who can best guide our country in the years ahead. We like Romney because he is able to travel to a hot-bed area like Israel and – openly, unapologetically, and accurately – commend the Jewish state for its achievements, while frankly acknowledging that it is Palestinian recalcitrance which has denied peace to the area.”
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