Har Hashem, a reform synagogue in Boulder.
Parties can talk about inclusiveness, but the bottom line is what they do.
Presidential candidate Al Gore's decision to select Lieberman, an Orthodox Jew, as his running mate also came as a surprise. Bronstein and others saw the senator's reputation as a strong moralist as one of his strengths, even if they do not share his political views. Some said that Lieberman was not as liberal as they were but did not see that as necessarily being a bad thing. I think he can add to a potentially liberal ticket. One activist pointed out that Jews represent a wide political spectrum and that the senator's religion will not guarantee him the Jewish vote.