Despicable Debbie heckled at Pennsylvania synagogue
Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz was heckled at a 'Jews for Obama' campaign rally at a Pennsylvania Reform Temple on Monday night.The headline speaker was Democrat National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz, who represents Florida's 20th District in Congress. Unexpected heckling to her claims that the President was a strong supporter of Israel visibly upset and flustered her.What an intelligent level of discourse. And you thought Jews were smart? Well, we are and we will show it in November by voting Republican.
Ms. Wasserman Schultz made her appearance quite late and this appeared to force the other speakers to go on longer than they had expected.
Daylin Leach, who represents the 17th District in the state senate, told the crowd that the Republican Party was full of anti-Semitism. He said, without irony in front of the synagogue's podium that the Republicans are theocrats who don't believe in separation of church and state, all the while describing the importance of his Jewish values. He, as did most of the speakers, reiterated the GOP's opposition to abortion as a reason they must not be allowed to have the presidency back. When he spoke dismissively that Supreme Court Judge Antonin Scalia would be opposed by those with Jewish family values, he was rebutted from the audience with a cry of "not true" stopping him cold.
Montgomery County Commissioner Chairman Josh Shapiro followed Leach and described his personal experiences with President Obama starting in 2006 when he was tasked with organizing a last minute rally for Democrats in the state which featured Obama as the speaker. He brought his family. While warming up the crowd he was told to extend his remarks as the then senator was not ready. He later found that the reason for the delay was that Obama had to take Shapiro's one daughter to the potty as his wife was tied up nursing their newborn.
An experience to remember.
State Treasurer Rob McCord followed. McCord grew up in Lower Merion. He noted that he too is Jewish despite the name and shared some anecdotes regarding it. He described the anti-semitism that his family faced in Arizona, where he lived as a young boy before moving to Pennsylvania, when it became known that they were Jewish.
Congresswomen Allyson Schwartz (D-PA13) introduced Ms. Wasserman Schultz. Much of the crowd did not stay for the questions which was just as well as all the answers were either Mitt Romney is bad or Obama loves Israel.
By the way, the rabbi of the temple claims that they will allow Republican speakers in as well. I'll believe that when I see it.
Labels: Barack Hussein Obama, Campaign 2012, Debbie Wasserman Schultz
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 9:30 AM
5 Comments:
Well, Carl, if they do vote smartly Republican, you'll never know it. I've found people close to me who are silently freaking out about the direction we're going. But they are either 1) soooo focused on abortion that they will vote Dem anyway or 2) may vote R (thankfully we still have the secret ballot this one more time - which is a campaigning point that needs to be made every day - these peer pressured groups need to be reassured with a smile that even if they don't feel like they can speak out, they can vote R and never tell a soul) but will not even tell the exit pollers because of the shunning they will get. The heckler @ that Maryland temple will be shunned. So expect the smart vote figures to still come out as a huge % Dem, even if they vote (R) in private.
There's an illuminating video regarding this synagogue event at Breitbart TV. "Caught on Video: Democrat Loses It On Tea Partiers" Some of the people leaving the synagogue afterwards, obviously dyed-in-the-wool lefty Democrats, got really belligerent and vulgar with some Tea Partiers peacefully protesting outside the synagogue. Typical lefty Democrat "tolerance" and "civility" on display.
Captain H... OMG that video!
Sunlight: you seem unbelievably scared; we're not in a ghetto yet...
Quit that reform place and go to a more conservative place! In our conservative SG people confronted dem congressmen when they disagree with their policies and nobody's afraid to say that they're conservative
Sunlight: your attitude is so scared and ghetto mentality - why?
Quit such lib reform places and go to a more conservative shul. In our conservative sinagogue ppl are not afraid to show their beliefs and confront dem rep when they disagree with their policies.
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