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It Ought To Be a No-Brainer

Evelyn Gordon | Jerusalem Post 0 Comments Discuss
Added: February 09, 2009

That Likud and Kadima are still nearly tied in the polls is astounding when you consider their respective leaders’ records. One, despite known flaws, has racked up several impressive successes in previous posts. The other has amassed an unbroken string of failures.

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