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^^^^^^^^^^ EXACTLY!!!!!!!!!! ^^^^^^^^^^^
Ronald Reagan:
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Bush Jr.
Barack Obama
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Adam Schiff / One of "God's Chosen"
George Soros & Son / Two of "God's Chosen"
Chuck Schumer / One of "God's Chosen"
Karl Marx / One of "God's Chosen"
Debbie Wasserman Schultz / One of "God's Chosen"
Mark Zuckerberg / One of "God's Chosen"
Henry Kissinger / One of "God's Chosen"
Jeffry Epstein / One of "God's Chosen"
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George Washington (go **** yourself Nazi boy):
George Washington fostered a significant, positive relationship with America's small Jewish community, most famously in his 1790 letter to Newport's Touro Synagogue, where he declared the new government would "give to bigotry no sanction, to persecution no assistance," establishing Jews as full, equal citizens, not just tolerated minorities, a landmark moment for religious freedom in the U.S.
. His interactions, including responses to letters from Jewish communities in Newport, Savannah, and elsewhere, affirmed that America's government would protect their rights, moving beyond mere toleration to true equality and safety under the Constitution.
Key Moments & Interactions:
- To Touro Synagogue, Newport (1790): This is his most famous exchange, where Moses Seixas, warden of the synagogue, wrote to Washington praising him. Washington's response emphasized that America's government would ensure everyone could "sit in safety under his own vine and fig tree," quoting the Bible, and famously stated, "to bigotry no sanction, to persecution no assistance".
- To Savannah, Georgia (1790): Washington drew parallels between the miracles of the Exodus and America's Revolutionary War, showing his deep understanding of Jewish history and faith.
- To Hebrew Congregation of Philadelphia (1790): He affirmed that the government of the United States "gives to bigotry no sanction, to persecution no assistance," reinforcing his commitment to their rights.
- Equality, Not Just Toleration: Washington's language shifted the national conversation from "toleration" (implying a grudging allowance) to inherent rights and equality, making Jews full partners in the American experiment.
- Foundation for the First Amendment: His letters are seen as foundational, articulating the spirit of religious freedom that would be enshrined in the First Amendment shortly after.
- Unprecedented Welcome: His open acknowledgment and affirmation of Jewish citizens was a groundbreaking act for a modern nation, setting a powerful precedent.
Da one's controlling Congress and the President are.
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