Comments on: Op-Ed By AG Candidate Eric Schneiderman Directed Towards Jewish Voters

By: sane conservative

sane conservative — Wed, 27 Oct 2010 16:46:55 +0000

What a baloney. From this campaign piece you may think Schneiderman was AG when Shabbos rights were protected,when in reality he was not. Donovan would definitely do the same.
Let’s see where he would be for religious rights when Yeshivas or Bais Yacovs receive any type of government assistance, will he force a toiva acceptance curriculum? If a child from a traditional family needs foster or adoptive parents, will he hand him over to a toiva “couple”? Will he force Heimish house owners to rent an apartment to toiva “families”.
You can be certain that immorality rights supersede religious rights for Eric Schneiderman.

By: tsedrayter

tsedrayter — Wed, 27 Oct 2010 15:16:22 +0000

A couple of additional concerns about Mr. Schneiderman from the news to keep in mind on election day:

1. He sought support from Al Sharpton, and promised Sharpton that if elected, he’ll give Sharpton his own office in the Attorney General’s offices in Albany, near where Schneiderman himself would be located.

2. Schneiderman is considered the most left-wing of all the candidates for Attorney General.

By: Dave Hirsch

Dave Hirsch — Wed, 27 Oct 2010 13:49:41 +0000

Mr. Schneiderman, why don’t you write us about your central issue – same-sex marriage? Mr. Schneiderman, we understand why. You’re simply a corrupt politician from Albany running for Governor (yes, you know it) to live off the government. An expert politician will tell the people what they want to hear and do what he wants to do. We saw it now with all of your liberal cronies in Washington; passing bills (to be read thereafter) against the will of the people.

We are sick and tired of being promised. We don’t vote for those with more campaign promises, we vote for those with a resume of action. Therefore Dan Donovan will get my vote.

By: A B

A B — Wed, 27 Oct 2010 13:21:41 +0000

It’s better that he doesn’t make a special unit to protect religious rights, because ultimately only the muslims will take advantage of it to cover for their craziness. To take care of the yidden its enough to address any issue on a case by case basis and settle it like in the above examples. I’m convinced that we won’t get too much good from this; I’m afraid of too much muslim utilization of such measures.