Question:
Dear Rabbi,
In the Kings account of Jeroboam and Rehoboam, Solomon is involved with both. Jeroboam wished to assasinate Solomon.
My milk instinct has studied this and I think the divide of the two men who are always at war notes why it seems in America, politics can be assured to be between Jeroboams democrat cases and Rehoboam’s republican. There are funny commentaries if one studies Kings.
I may forego a vote. I am in funny that Hashem had a strong secular teacher for history who makes me think Jews are hosted by the USA and we want redemption. I am seeing many existing roadblocks to Israel. Voting may not be the kick.
I have consistently in life been attacked in fury by men who all seem to be democrats. I naturally might vote republican and going Torah bites say republicans are the best elect. We rarely see Jews in office. Our holy are at prayer.
My family is yet my own stead in wealth becoming my achievements. I am on a weird mental disability.
I feel there are clear decrees I can not fix. Not voting may alleviate evil decree while gentiles handle the vote. Hashem is clear.
My teacher who must have had my interests told me several times “no politicking”. I felt hit nasty but he was good. I recalled no political class interest. I think Hashem wants me to see before not that Jews are not discriminated, but we are hosted. Let him heal us by gentiles moved by heaven to their state.
While in or not, this name may hand well in America. I do not know it in the current state of Israel. How does a name of Torah really view voting in exile put health or new day the current Jewish state? Clear I must bear my iniquity but hope reasonable sees decrees lift. Freedom is clever. I fear God. Direct grades bear the outcome.
Sincerely bear tight.
Answer:
Jews should vote, for the candidate that is more consistent with the torah’s views.
Best wishes
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