They condemned Trump but didn’t explicitly call it “anti-Semitic” like they did with Omar. Meanwhile, Jewish Democrats in Congress did the opposite.
The statement signaled a warning from the Democratic Party’s most pro-Israel wing that retreating from the two-state solution would be catastroph
“Americans don’t own tanks or missiles; so why should our streets be flooded with weapons of war made for the sole purpose of killing people?”
The children of Rep. Ted Deutch, who represents Parkland, are selling hamantaschen to raise money for gun violence prevention charities.
The middle ground meant expressing support for the idea behind Trump’s move, without mentioning the president or his declaration.
“I have to say I’m disappointed, too. And I say that not just as a member of Congress, but also as an American Jew.”
Firing the person who is investigating you may pass in Putin’s Russia, but it is disgracefully below the office of the President of the United States.
Five of the nine Democrats leading the effort are Jewish: Reps. Eliot Engel, Nita Lowey and Jerrold Nadler (N.Y.), Brad Schneider (Ill.) and Ted Deutch (Fla.).
Congressman Ted Deutch reaches across the aisle and shares why he admires his colleague Ileana Ros Lehtinen, the first Hispanic woman elected to Congress.
The adorable Virgil and his human Congressman Ted Deutch took to Twitter today to announce a new bill preventing cruelty to animals.