Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: i 36 ebrei che hanno organizzato le elezioni yankee

non è Blondet, è Haaretz:
Sheldon Adelson: He is Republican, neoconservative and a mega-donor
David Axelrod: Chief strategist and media advisor for the Obama
campaign
Steven Bob and Sam Gordon: The two Reform rabbis from the Chicago area
founded Rabbis for Obama
Matt Brooks: The executive director of the Republican Jewish Coalition
Mark Broxmeyer: A businessman and chair of the Jewish Institute for
National Security Affairs conservative think tank
Eric Cantor: This Virginia congressman, the sole Jewish Republican in
the House.
Laurie David: The global-warming activist and producer of "An
Inconvenient Truth,"
Ira Forman: The executive director of the National Jewish Democratic
Council
Barney Frank: The Massachusetts Democratic congressman is one of the
most visible, outspoken liberals in the House. He played a key role in
negotiating the Wall Street bailout package.
Malcolm Hoenlein: Formally nonpartisan as professional chief of the
Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations, he
invited Sarah Palin to speak at an anti-Ahmadinejad rally at the UN
Cheryl Jacobs: A McCain campaign co-chair in Broward County, Florida
Henry Kissinger: The New York Times calls the former secretary of
state a "close outside adviser" to McCain's campaign.
Ed Koch: The former New York City mayor is still a gold standard for
Jews of a certain age. He backed Bush in 2004 and Hillary Clinton
during the primaries. Now he's for Obama.
William Kristol: As editor of Rupert Murdoch's Weekly Standard
magazine, a New York Times columnist and a Fox News commentator, he is
an extremely influential neoconservative voice.
Sherry Lansing: The first woman to head a major Hollywood studio
(Paramount), she is a major Democratic donor and fundraiser.
Ed Lasky: Through the American Thinker Web site, his articles helped
spawn the widespread Internet campaign alleging that Obama is anti-
Israel.
Henry Lehman: he and his brothers Emanuel and Mayer formed Lehman
Brothers, which became one of the first and most powerful investment
houses on Wall Street.
Joe Lieberman: The Connecticut senator was Al Gore's 2000 Democratic
running mate. He is now McCain's point man for undecided Jewish
voters.
Mik Moore: He launched Jewsvote.org, utilizing high-tech methods to
counteract Web-borne attacks on Obama. The group also sponsors The
Great Schlep
Eli Pariser: He heads MoveOn.org, a liberal on-line advocacy group
that has raised large sums for Democratic candidates.
Martin Peretz: The editor of The New Republic, he wrote an influential
article entitled "Can friends of Israel - and Jews - trust Obama? In a
word, Yes."
Dennis Prager: He is an influential, outspoken and often strident
nationally syndicated radio talk-show host. Despite reservations over
McCain's campaign reform bill, he has thrown his weight behind the GOP
ticket.
Penny Pritzker: She is the national finance chair of the Obama
campaign.
Ed Rendell: The governor of the key swing state of Pennsylvania, he is
former head of the Democratic National Committee and a top Democratic
campaign spokesman.
Denise Rich: The socialite and ex-wife of disgraced billionaire Marc
Rich is a Democratic megafundraiser.
Dennis Ross and Dan Kurtzer: They are the center-right and center-left
anchors of Obama's Middle East advisory staff.
Robert Rubin: The top Obama economics advisor has unsurpassed
knowledge of the workings of Wall Street and was treasury secretary in
the Clinton administration.
Dan Shapiro: A former Clinton administration National Security Council
official, he is a senior Mideast policy advisor and Jewish outreach
coordinator for the Obama campaign.
Sarah Silverman: A "shock comedian," she served as video spokeswoman
for The Great Schlep
Alan Solow: The Chicago lawyer is active in the Jewish community and
in the Conference of Presidents. He has been an Obama supporter for a
dozen years.
Jon Stewart: As host of the satirical TV news program "The Daily
Show," he has become perhaps the most listened-to liberal voice in the
nation. The New York Times called Stewart's program "a genuine
cultural and political force."
Barbra Streisand: The superstar singer is a Jewish-liberal icon and
mega-fundraiser. She endorsed Hillary Clinton in the primary race and
has backed Obama
Robert Wexler: A key Obama surrogate, the Florida congressman has
campaigned extensively in the effort to shift the electoral vote-rich
Sunshine State from the McCain column to the Democrats.
Fred Zeidman: McCain's lead Jewish strategist, he is chairman of the
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council, and a heavyweight among Jewish
Republicans
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non è Blondet, è Haaretz:
Henry Kissinger: The New York Times calls the former secretary of
state a "close outside adviser" to McCain's campaign.
#_Ci risiamo con il turpe Henry?...Altrove lo danno anche consigliere di 
Obama!!
Non si sa mai come andra`... due staffe son meglio di una. :))
O meglio: due aspiranti P. , ma una stessa politica estera? :-/
G.

campaign
Il complotto della CIA e del Mossad ha colpito ancora! ;-)))