Chuck Schumer a tool to drive a wedge in the US-Israel relationship
[N]othing Obama has done to damage Israel’s standing in Congress could compare to getting Chuck Schumer — the supposed shomer (guardian, in Hebrew) of Israel — to ensure the survival of a nuclear deal that rearranges America’s Mideast alliances by elevating Tehran at the expense of the Israelis, the Saudis, the Jordanians and the Egyptians, among others.
And that’s why crowds in Times Square Wednesday night chanted “Where is Chuck Schumer?”
As Schumer continues to avoid answering questions about his stance on the nuke deal, his constituents are wondering how far he’s willing to go to become the Democrats’ next Senate leader.
Would Schumer the shomer throw America’s allies under the bus and allow Obama to drive a wedge between Washington and Jerusalem? If Schumer won’t answer that question directly, his handling of the Iran deal will.Unfortunately, Schumer just might.
Labels: Barack Hussein Obama, Charles Schumer, Iran Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, Iran sanctions regime, Iranian nuclear threat, US-Israel relationship
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 5:01 PM
5 Comments:
Chuck Schumer is first and foremost the Democratic party's #1 fund raiser. He's joined at the hip to big money for the party. That's his job. Critics weren't exaggerating when they called him The Senator from Wall St. Everything else is unimportant.
"DemoKKKrat Party over country and G_d! Death to Israel! Down with evil America! Heil Hillary! Heil Hillary!! Heil, Heil, Heil!" said the typical "Jewish" "American" Democrat.
Never underestimate the chutzpah of a lib progressive anti-American Dem socialist. Whether it is Obama, Kerry, Chuckie baby or Hil, they will always mumble that they support Israel and American national defense but....when appeasing our mutual enemies, they are strangely silent on our security. In fact, progressives are appeasers as Israel and many Americans are realizing.
Really! I have to tell you something as a gentile; I have my doubts about this deal with Iran, but if Sen Schumer says it's OK; I am going to have to go with that.
If he had any intention of stopping it, he'd have rushed to a TV camera while the surrender was going on. It's amazing how it suddenly became safe to stand between the senator and a TV camera.
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