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LES JUIFS AMERICAINS
ET LES ELECTIONS AMERICAINES


L'ANALYSE SUR LES INTENTIONS DE VOTE DES JUIFS AMERICAINS LORS DES PROCHAINES ELECTIONS AUX ETATS-UNIS QUE NOUS VOUS PRESENTONS CE MATIN EST PUBLIE POUR LA PREMIERE DANS UN MEDIA DE SENSIBILITE JUIVE, DIASPORABLOG. SA SOURCE EST UN SITE JUIF AMERICAIN A LARGE AUDIENCE, RECONNU POUR LE SERIEUX DE SES INFORMATION ET LEUR FIABILITE : http://www.jta.org/.

LES OBSERVATIONS QUE FAIT NOTRE CONFRERE AU SUJET DU VOTE JUIF POUR CES ELECTIONS AMERICAINES, EN PARTANT DU TOUT PREMIER ET RECENT SONDAGE PARU EN LA MATIERE AUX ETATS-UBIS, MONTRENT UNE TENDANCE ON NE PEUT PLUS CLAIRE SUR LE PAYSAGE POLITIQUE DE LA COMMUNAUTE JUIVE AMERICAINE.

RESULTATS DU SONDAGE ET LES ANALYSES QUI EN DECOULENT SURPRENDRONT, A N'EN POINT DOUTER, LA COMMUNAUTE JUIVE DE FRANCE. UNE COMMUNAUTE JUIVE BIEN PEU ENCLINE A FAVORISER L'ESPRIT "DIVERSITE" DE LA SOCIETE FRANCAISE. UNE COMMUNAUTE QUI CACHE MAL SA COMPLEXITE SUR SA PART FRANCAISE DE SON IDENTITE. PLUS JUIVE QUE FRANCAISE, DIRONS-NOUS. CETTE CONFUSION DES IDENTITES POURRAIT EXPLIQUER, EN PARTIE, SES DIFFICULTES A NOUER DES LIENS AVEC LES AUTRES COMPOSANTES DE LA SOCIETE FRANCAISE, SON REPLI CONSTATE, ET L'INCOMPREHENSION QU'ELLE SUSCITE A L'EXTERIEUR DE SON PERIMETRE.

ET C'EST LA QUE RESIDE LE CONTRASTE ENTRE LA COMMUNAUTE JUIVE AMERICAINE ET LA COMMUNAUTE JUIVE FRANCAISE. DEUX COMMUNAUTES, DEUX COMCEPTIONS OPPOSES SUR LE TERRAIN INDENTAIRE.

Bernard Koch


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SELON UN RECENT SONDAGE EFFECTUE
SUR LES INTENTIONS DE VOTE
DES JUIFS AMERICAINS LORS
DES PROCHAINES ELECTIONS AMERICAINES :

57% DES JUIFS AMERICAINS
APPORTERAIENT LEUR SOUTIEN A BARACK OBAMA

78% DES JUIFS ORTHODOXES
SERAIENT FAVORABLES AU CAMP REPUBLICAIN

SEULS 3% DES JUIFS AMERICAINS
SE DETERMINERAIENT POUR LEUR CANDIDAT
EN FONCTION DE SON SOUTIEN A ISRAËL.


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Poll:
Backing for Obama lags earlier Dems



Barack Obama is underperforming among Jewish voters compared to previous Democratic candidates, according to a new survey.
Obama leads 57 percent to 30 percent among those polled in the American Jewish Committee's 2008 Annual Survey of American Jewish Opinion, with 13 percent undecided. But he significantly trails the Jewish tallies recorded by recent Democratic presidential candidates.

By contrast, John Kerry received 76 percent of the Jewish vote four years ago against George W. Bush, and in the three prior presidential elections, Democrats won 78 to 80 percent of Jewish votes. The 2004 AJC survey, taken three weeks earlier in that campaign than this year, found Kerry leading 69 percent to 24 percent.
The poll by survey research organization Synovate of 914 self-identifying Jewish respondents, selected from Synovate's consumer mail panel, was conducted by telephone Sept. 8-21. The margin of error is plus or minus 3 percentage points.

McCain enjoyed a 78 percent to 13 percent lead among Orthodox Jews, but Obama won easily among all other Jewish groups: Conservatives, 59 percent to 26 percent; Reform, 62 percent to 27 percent; and those calling themselves "just Jewish," 61percent to 26 percent.McCain's choice of Sarah Palin as his vice-presidential running mate was unpopular in the Jewish community, according to the survey.
Just 37 percent approved, with 54 percent disapproving of the selection.

By contrast, Obama's choice of Joe Biden garnered 73 percent approval and 15 percent disapproval.The economy was seen as the most important issue. Fifty-four percent of respondents said that was the one issue they would "most like the candidates to discuss," with 11 percent answering health care, 6 percent the war in Iraq and just 3 percent answering Israel.