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Citrine, amethyst, blue topaz, peridot and rhodolite stones. ,4L. ‘rall°1° Fine Jewelers Est. 1919 30400 Telet4r.ap11 Rd. Suite 134, Ringhtim Ftirms • 642-5575 SELL YOUR ISRAEL LAND FOR CASH REAL ESTATE WANTED: • APARTMENTS A\ • • BUILDINGS • AGRICULTURAL LAND • UNDEVELOPED LAND IN ISRAEL Call Mark Hirsh, Attorney I -800-556-5297 FAX 305-935-9873 CLASSIFIED GET RESULTS! Call The Jewish News 70 354-5959 Was Required Funding Arlen's Only Problem? JAMES D. BESSER WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT 3N 13NION3 • SEI3A00 • c1•11A I. t- g - Cl) The only Republican presi- dential contenders with a chance in 1996 are those who already have the support of this potent coalition, like Texas Sen. Phil Gramm — or those IA ho are will- ing to change almost any position to curry favor with these groups, like Sen. Bob Dole, R-Kans., the faltering front-runner. Sen. Specter ran a campaign aimed directly at the Christian Coalition, repeatedly baiting the group's founder, the Rev. Pat Robertson, and its executive di- rector, Ralph Reed. This wonderful political the- ater failed to produce the groundswell against the new Re- publican conservative coalition Sen. Specter had hoped for. The Christian right's political ability to build a working coali- tion with business-oriented con- Harsh New Conservatism servative extremists also helped At a time when more Jews seal the fate of California Gov. might be inclined to accept tra- Pete Wilson after an embarrass- ditional Republican fiscal ideolo- ingly brief campaign and was gy, the party is swerving toward part of the equation that con- a harsh new brand of conser- vinced retired Gen. Colin Powell vatism. not to run as a Republican mod- That ideology uses Barry Gold- erate. water's traditional conservatism as the vehicle for other agendas A Stubborn Loyalty Therein lies a problem for Jew- that many Jews regard as any- ish voters. thing but "conservative." It is one of the great political So cutting the deficit, a goal many Jews can enthusias- tically support, is used by some as an excuse to pun- ish welfare recipients; curb- ing lobbying abuse is used to turn the screws on groups representing the special in- terests of the elderly. And paring back government is the justification for tax breaks for the rich, which will force even bigger cuts in programs serving the middle class and the poor. That shift in focus has been spurred by the rise of Christian right groups that often seem bent on moral vengeance, not just political change. Organizations like the Christian Coalition have worked with remarkable skill to reshape the Repub- lican party at the local and Arlen Specter. state levels, and to change Faulty calculation. nominating procedures in ways that favor their own candi- anomalies that Jews alone dates — classic grassroots polit- among middle-class whites con- tinue to vote for liberal Democ- ical activism. They, in turn, have made com- rats. Part of that stubborn loyalty is mon cause with yet another kind of conservative — those whose a genuine commitment to the ideology, in the tradition of Calvin core values of compassionate lib- Coolidge, consists of a single eralism and a belief that only a tenet: giving full rein to business, strong and active government can protect minorities. regardless of the social cost. S en. Arlen Specter's decision to suspend his campaign for the 1996 GOP presi- dential nomination was of- ficially about money. Like several fellow long shot contenders, Mr. Specter found it nearly impossi- ble to raise the mega-dollars re- quired to mount a successful primary campaign. But a faulty political calcula- tion by the former prosecutor is at the root of his withdrawal. Sen. Specter was betting that the GOP was home to many fiscal conser- vatives who were also social lib- ertarians — a "silent majority" that would rise up and cast off the Christian Coalition activists and radical right idealogues who seem to control the party. His failed campaign suggests Sen. Specter was wrong.