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The Israel Factor 04.2012, Questionnaire

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April 26, 2012

‎1.‎ Please rank the two presidential candidates – Barack Obama and ‎Mitt ‎Romney – on the following issues from 1 (totally disagree) to 10 ‎‎(totally ‎agree):‎


Issue

Obama

Romney

Shows good understanding of Middle ‎East ‎affairs

 

 

Can be trusted to ‎halt ‎Iran’s nuclear program

 

 

Knows how ‎to deal and to get along with Israel’s ‎government

 

 

Can advance the Israeli-Arab peace ‎process

 

 

Is a ‎true friend of Israel

 

 

‎2. On a scale of 1 (bad for Israel) to 10 (good for Israel) please rank ‎the ‎following candidates for vice president:

‎‎

Candidate

‎‎

Joe Biden (Current ‎VP)

 

Former Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty ‎‎(GOP)

 

NJ ‎Governor Chris Christie

 

Florida Senator ‎Marco Rubio

 

Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan

 

Former ‎Pennsylvania Senator Rick ‎Santorum

 

Virginia Governor Bob ‎McDonnell

 

Ohio Senator Rob Portman

 

Puerto ‎Rico Governor Luis ‎Fortuno

 

New Mexico Governor ‎Susana Martinez

 

LA Governor ‎Bobby Jindal

 

Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush

 

Former ‎Arkansas ‎Governor Mike Huckabee

 

‎3. Looking ahead for 2012, please rate the following presidential ‎candidates ‎on scale of 1 (bad for Israel) to 10 (good for Israel):

‎‎

Candidate

‎‎

Barack ‎Obama

 

Mitt ‎Romney

 

Newt Gingrich

 

Ron ‎Paul

 

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