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Kasich talks faith, Israel at Great Neck Synagogue

Republican presidential candidate John Kasich took his campaign to a Long Island synagogue on Saturday, talking about faith and hope, according to local media reports.
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April 18, 2016

Republican presidential candidate John Kasich took his campaign to a Long Island synagogue on Saturday, talking about faith and hope, according to local media reports.

Kasich delivered a personal address about life and faith to a crowd of hundreds of Orthodox Jewish congregants at The Great Neck Synagogue on Long Island following Shabbos morning services, according to “>NY Times.

“I’m currently working on a secret plan to delay the primary so I can spend more time eating in New York,” Kasich quipped.

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