VOICED : Voices of the campaign: the Jewish voter

The speaker reflects on their disappointment when Hillary Clinton did not secure the presidential nomination eight years ago and expresses determination for her success this time. They emphasize their American and Jewish identity, expressing pride in the United States. The speaker criticizes Bernie Sanders for his comments on Israel's response to attacks from Gaza, questioning how he would react if Vermont were similarly attacked. They argue that a government must defend its citizens, contrasting Sanders' views with Clinton's, whom they support as a better candidate.

What was the speaker's reaction to Hillary Clinton not securing the nomination eight years ago?

• They were indifferent.

• They were devastated.

• They were relieved.

• They were confused.

How does the speaker describe their national identity?

• As a Canadian first.

• As a global citizen.

• As a European first.

• As an American first.

What is the speaker's opinion on the United States?

• It is the best country in the world.

• It is a country with many flaws.

• It is not as good as other countries.

• It is a country in decline.

What does the speaker criticize Bernie Sanders for?

• His economic policies.

• His comments on Israel's response to attacks.

• His stance on healthcare.

• His views on education.

Why does the speaker prefer Hillary Clinton over Bernie Sanders?

• Because of her support for Israel's right to defend itself.

• Because of her stance on international relations.

• Because of her views on education.

• Because of her economic policies.