What other possible interpretation could there be of this statement?

Dean took a swipe at the Republican Party, saying the Democratic Party is one of inclusion and religious freedom.

"I was recently asked about the difference between the Democratic and Republican parties," Dean said. "When it comes right down to it, the essential difference is that the Democrats fundamentally believe it is important to make sure that American Jews feel comfortable being American Jews."

The problem is that you will never find a more philo-Semitic group of people than those assembled at a Republican event. On the other hand, when one considers the rhetoric o the Left with regard to Israel and the values of religious (as opposed to ethnic) Jews, one cannot help but be struck by the level of contempt for Jews and Judaism.

Dean’s comments come the day after his host group, the American Jewish Committee, was addressed by RNC Chairman Ken Mehlman – a Jew.

But this statement should be no surprise to anyone. It is just more of the same Howard Dean rhetoric – sowing division among the American people by stirring up racial, ethnic, and religious hatred for partisan political gain.

And I wonder -- were the medical diagnoses of Dr. Dean this far off when he was in private practice?

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