October 21, 2007
Richard Baehr in the Chicago Sun-Times
Carol Marin, a widely-respected columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times, writes today about the battle for control of the next Congress, and the state of the race for the Illinois Tenth District seat currently held by Republican Mark Kirk, and cites AT political director Richard Baehr as an expert on the Jewish vote:
Richard Baehr, who is both Jewish and conservative [see his AT article today on the subject -ed.], tends to think so. Baehr has written extensively about the demographics of the American electorate on his American Thinker Web site."A majority of Jews don't vote Republican and the 10th is 20 percent Jewish," Baehr told me. And though he regards both Seals and Footlik as good candidates, he says Kirk, whom he favors, "will be in better shape because Democrats are going to run against each other."Baehr does not believe support for Israel will be the defining issue.
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