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1. YAWNNNNN!!! (like, who cares? Its a political pariahs party)
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2. big arab turnout, sure, they love Jewish traitors.
| Bunnie Meyer , |
Los Angeles, CA USA |
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3. Sure the arabs like it
| Matityahu , |
Slovenia |
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Kadima means going "forward" towards Israel's destruction.
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4. Does Dalia Itzik have any Chance at All?
Could she in a few years be the one tapped for the top spot? Does she have any vision of where she wants Israel to go and would she be strong enough to follow through?
Another question that comes to mind is, would she be tapped for a cabinet position should Kadima win elections, if, when, and somehow they are held?
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Obviously Kadima has performed it's alleged services and those services are more favorably acceptable to the Arab/Islamic sector than to the Jewish sector.
The degree of favor with which Arabs view Kadima speaks volumes.
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6. Who cares.....Kadima is finished after Feb!!
| Freejew , |
Israel |
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7. Horray for the arab vote contractors!
| voice of reason , |
Israel |
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As with the Kadima race for head of the party, the large number of arab voters is evidence of the paid "vote contractors" who enter villiages with large sums of money and favors to induce (bribe?) scores of arabs to both sign up as kadima members and vote in the primaries. Of course none of these arabs will vote kadima in the national election. Democracy at work - NOT.
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8. As you see, Many Arabs see Kadima as their represetative...
| Rami of Nazareth , |
Israel |
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Failed arabic parties do not represent all Israeli-arabs, many see kadima, labor and even likud as their representative, so please do judge all arabs by actions of arab parties representatives....
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9. Way to go Dalia!
| GloomBoom.com , |
Nashville, USA |
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You go girl. We are proud!
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10. Hardly anyone even cares ......
| Terry , |
Eilat, Israel |
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Even Kadima party members didn't bother to vote.
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11. Dalia Itzik
| Linda , |
Israel |
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Nu bemet! Who the hell cares...
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12. Kedima goes backwards
TOO many names that shouldn't be there.
TOO few names that represent costructive democratic action.
NO new names.
TOTALLY uninspiring-just a bunch of hacks motivated by self interest or that of vested interest groups or individuals.
Its a list just waiting for the next SCANDAL to happen.
It's a losers list.
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13. The largest political party in Israel .....
| Terry , |
Eilat, Israel |
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No, it's not Likud, Kadima, or Labour.
The largest political party is composed of the 45-50% of Israeli's who will not even bother to vote.
Apathy, alienation, hopelessness, dissatisfaction with ALL political ''leaders'' - this is the program of this very large party.
Since everyone should be represented in a democracy, maybe we should leave half the Knesset seats empty .......
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14. Kadima - Not A Good Track Record
| Reuven Brauner , |
Raanana, Israel |
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We were taught - If you have nothing good to say about someone, keep quiet.
That being the case, regarding Kadima, I present you with the following:
Thank you, that is all.
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15. Note contrast from Likud coverage
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The article about the Likud primary results just contained quotes from the opposition crticizing the results. Kadima's primary coverage has no quotes from the opposition, just feel good quotes from Kadima.
Who do you think YNet favors?
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16. they are running as if they have not been in power the last
These are the same people who enabled Olmert. The silence of the lambs.....
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