"Goldwater, who was raised as an Episcopalian, but who had a
Jewish father said he was told that, if elected, the first Jewish
president would be Episcopalian."

- - -

-- Interestingly, Barry Goldwater was the son of a Jewish man
(his mother was not Jewish), and I never knew it until today ...
it did him no good in the 1964 election ... 90% of the Jews voted
for Johnson ... but I think the Democrats should be reminded that
the Republicans to a significant degree addressed the Jewish
candidate issue 26 years before Lieberman was nominated for a
lesser office.

- - -

The Jerusalem Report
December 3, 1992

ON THE WINNING SIDE, AT LAST

BYLINE: J.J. Goldberg

   Clinton got more Jewish votes than any presidential candidate
since Lyndon Johnson in 1964. But Jews didn't vote for all the
Senate candidates their leaders recommended. From Reform rabbis
to the usually Republican ultra-Orthodox, Ameri- can Jewish
voters were smiling. For once, they had backed a presidential
winner: Between 80 and 85 percent voted for Bill Clinton,
according to most estimates.

But Election Day 1992 had a more subtle message as well. In
several senatorial races around the country, Republicans known as
friends of Israel ran for reelection, with strong backing from
Jewish community leaders and were opposed by liberal Jewish
challengers, and rejected by Jewish voters. For pro-Israel
lobbyists and Jewish leaders, that was a signal that they may
have to worry about their own backing among the American Jewish
rank and file, and their influence in the next Congress and
administration.

The Jewish vote for Clinton was about twice the overall support
for the Democrat just 43 percent to Bush's 38 percent in the
three-way race with Ross Perot. Bush's share of the Jewish vote
was about 10-12 percent, with 5-10 percent going to Ross Perot.
Though estimates of Jewish voting patterns can be inaccurate, the
lopsided support of Clinton appeared to be the highest Jewish
showing for any Democrat since Lyndon Johnson got a sweeping 90
percent in his 1964 landslide over Barry Goldwater.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - - -

States News Service May 13, 1985, Monday

BYLINE: By Jim Michaels, States News Service

DATELINE: WASHINGTON


   Rep. Morris K. Udall and Sen. Barry Goldwater shed their
political differences Monday night and dwelled on their
similarities: failed presidential bids, their long Arizona
heritage and their dry wit.

"I get tired of getting reminded about being beaten by Jimmy
Carter," Udall said, referring to his 1976 race against Carter
for the Democratic nomination, holding back a smile.

"That's not as bad as being beaten by Lyndon Johnson," Goldwater
shot back in reference to his 1964 landslide defeat.

"Between us we made our state the only state where mothers don't
dare tell their children they can grow up to be president,"
Goldwater said.

The two were lightheartedly commiserating at an Arizona State
Society gathering, billed as "Reflections on the Grand Canyon
State." Goldwater, powerful chairman of the Armed Services
Committee, first elected to the Senate in 1952, swapped stories
and jousted with Udall, chairman of the Interior Committee, and a
veteran of more than twenty years in Washington.

The audience was filled with Arizona politicians and their
staffs, lobbyists and some former Arizona political vets like
former Minority Leader John Rhoades.

The two traded jests like partners of a vaudeville routine who
had been on the road for years. The show was punctuated every few
minutes with frequent outbursts of laughter -- much heartier than
the polite guffaws that would be expected from a room full of
aides and lobbyists.

Udall, who lost an eye in a childhood accident, described himself
as a "one-eyed Mormon Democrat."

Goldwater, who was raised as an Episcopalian, but who had a
Jewish father said he was told that, if elected, the first Jewish
president would be Episcopalian.

Like old men rocking on the porch with children in rapture at
their feet, the two men reminisced about their families' Arizona
roots and how they intertwined with the history of the state.

Udall spoke of the time his grandfather was in jail for polygamy,
a not unheard of practice for Mormons in those days. Goldwater's
grandfather came up with the money to bail him out.

"My grandfather, the mayor of Prescott, put him on a horse and
said get the hell out of town and don't come back," Goldwater
added.

Goldwater recalled his long shot bid for a Senate seat in 1952 in
what was then a heavily Democratic state. "I could never have
been elected," he said. "I'd still be selling pants," he said in
reference to his family's retail business.

"And the country would be better off," Udall said, to gales of
laughter.


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