Election Day: Hour-long Lines
Election Day USA opened this morning with long lines forming early around the county. Candidates Barack Obama and John McCain voted in their hometowns and called on residents to go out and vote. The final ABC News/Washington Post tracking poll puts it at a nine-point race, 53-44 Obama over McCain. First images from Crown Heights polling stations in Photos
Election Day USA opened this morning with long lines forming early around the county. Candidates Barack Obama and John McCain voted in their hometowns and called on residents to go out and vote. The final ABC News/Washington Post tracking poll puts it at a nine-point race, 53-44 Obama over McCain. First images from Crown Heights polling stations in Photos
The community en masse pushed for McCain votes, but according to CNN, the majority of the Orthodox Jewish community voted for Obama – as did I. Why on earth wouldn’t people?
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do u know waht your talking about?
all the Rabbonim of Chavrei Bada”tz were there, starting with Rabbi Osdoba Rabbi Segal, Rabbi Zirkind and Rabbi Bogomilsky, they spent yesterday at least 15 hours (from 6:30am till they returned at 10:00pm) showing their support to the rosh hakohol, the only one that wasnt present was Rabbi Shwei, so the chutzpa is on him not on the Rabbonim that spend their 15 hours
rabbi segal keep it up!!!!
germany repeats itself by stupid jews convincing themsleves that certain goyim will protect them more than others…its wrong!!! Esav Sonei L’Yaackov…they will all send us to the gas chambers.
at least with obama we can die rich…
EVERYONE SHOULD GO AND VOTE FOR MCCAIN.IF NOT WE CAN REPEAT GERMANY. AND YES EVERY VOTE COUNTS.
every vote counts in the big picture!!
While New York State has largely been a solidly “blue” state for the past six presidential elections (including this one), it wasn’t always that way. New York went Republican in ’72, ’80, and ’84, and went Democrat in ’76 by a very narrow margin. Furthermore, just ten years ago, NY was represented by a three-term conservative Republican US Senator, our good friend, Al D’Amato, and recently for three terms by Republican Governor George Pataki. In short, Anash in Crown Heights should get out there and vote — and make sure their vote is counted.
What is rabbi segal doing in NY??!!! he at least owes Moshe is to go to his sentencing!!!!!!
NY u must vote for local issues too!
Who should I vote for?
And Obama is not my first choice either…
Voting Republican in NY in worthless.. sorry guys…
Black Pastors made it a religous duty to vote for Obama…. I am saying Vote McCain its a Mitzvah!!!
Lubavitchers were quite poorly represented. Its a real shame. people get up and do something!
Make your voice heard!!!