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ity regarding American Jews.
Jewish Democrats say that Bush
clearly should not be penalized for his
father's run-ins with the Jewish corn-
munity, including the contentious bat-
tle with the Israeli government con-
cerning U.S. loan guarantees and the
president's infamous Sept. 12, 1991,
press conference in which he told the
nation how he was "one lonely little
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guy battling "powerful political forces "
(interpreted by many in the Jewish
community as describing the Jewish
activists who descended on Capitol Hill
to lobby for the guarantees that day).
However, the Democrats say such
instances undoubtedly will be on the
mind of Jewish voters if the younger
Bush is the GOP's nominee.
"The average Jewish voter is going
to look at the name Bush, and he
starts with a negative," said Silberfarb.
"He doesn't get the benefit of the
doubt; he gets the doubt."
Steve Gutow, a longtime player in
Democratic and Jewish circles in
Washington and his native Texas, said
that while "you don't have to accept
the sins of your father," Bush grew up
around a family that didn't have a
"huge comfort level" with the Jewish
community.
Gutow, who wrote a fund-raising let-
ter highlighting Bush's views on the
afterlife on behalf of Gary Mauro, Bush's
Democratic opponent in last year's
gubernatorial race, said Bush's comment
that only Christians had a place in heav-
en could hurt him in garnering Jewish
support. "Those comments are going to
have feet; they are going to move."
Late last year, Bush, in a letter to
Abraham Foxman, national director of
the Anti-Defamation League, attempt-
ed ro clarify his remark. Bush wrote,
"Judgments about heaven do not
belong in the realm of politics or this
world; they belong to a Higher
Authority. In discussing my own per-
sonal faith as a Christian, I in no way
meant to imply any disrespect or to
denigrate any other religion. During
my four years as governor, I have set a
positive tone that includes my respect
for individuals from all faiths, all
backgrounds and all walks of life."
Matt Brooks, executive director of
the National Jewish Coalition, a
Republican group that took Bush to
Israel laSt year, said the Jewish com-
munity should "take comfort in the
fact" that while Bush may have certain
"deeply held views," he does not seek
to impose those views on others.
A case in point, said Brooks, is the

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