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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsCONCLUSIVE PROOF that #BibiSpeech was INTENDED to be POLITICAL:
Likud admits intent of BibiSpeech was spiking/influencing/shifting/juicing/winning IsraelElections2015 --http://www.haaretz.com/news/israel-election-2015/1.646390 #Israelelections2015 #IsraElex #IsraelElections
https://twitter.com/iVote4USA/status/576205098453356544
Senior Likud sources: Netanyahu may not win election
'Speech to Congress should have strengthened Likud, but we didnt achieve the desired outcome.'
By Jonathan Lis | Mar. 11, 2015 | 2:52 PM
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Senior Likud figures are increasingly acknowledging that party leader Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may not win Tuesdays national election.
Something isnt going the way it should. Netanyahus speech to Congress last week should have created a turning point for us and strengthened Likud in the polls. Its clear that we didnt achieve the desired outcome, a senior figure in Likud told Haaretz.
We came to these elections thinking Netanyahu had no real rival. Now we understand that the picture is much more complex, another Likud source said.
...its not clear if we will overcome this, the party figure said adding: The problem is not Likud. People just dont want to vote Netanyahu.
'Speech to Congress should have strengthened Likud, but we didnt achieve the desired outcome.'
By Jonathan Lis | Mar. 11, 2015 | 2:52 PM
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Senior Likud figures are increasingly acknowledging that party leader Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may not win Tuesdays national election.
Something isnt going the way it should. Netanyahus speech to Congress last week should have created a turning point for us and strengthened Likud in the polls. Its clear that we didnt achieve the desired outcome, a senior figure in Likud told Haaretz.
We came to these elections thinking Netanyahu had no real rival. Now we understand that the picture is much more complex, another Likud source said.
...its not clear if we will overcome this, the party figure said adding: The problem is not Likud. People just dont want to vote Netanyahu.
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2015/03/12/1370583/-BOMBSHELL-Likud-admits-intent-of-BibiSpeech-was-spiking-IsraelElections2015-IsraElex
http://www.haaretz.com/news/israel-election-2015/1.646390
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CONCLUSIVE PROOF that #BibiSpeech was INTENDED to be POLITICAL: (Original Post)
kpete
Mar 2015
OP
djean111
(14,255 posts)1. Of course. Political on both sides. Both sides DO want war, though.
Jefferson23
(30,099 posts)2. It blew up much more than that goal. n/t
dixiegrrrrl
(60,010 posts)3. “We came to these elections thinking Netanyahu had no real rival"
Looks like they have an unmanageable case of hubris.
Who'da thot?