It seem's that who ever you vote for, the support for israel is unconditional so what really changes is the mild seasoning of the policies.
For instance if you were a person that didn't want to support regime changes or wars in other countries nor take refugees from said countries who would you vote for? If you believe that the impact of jews in our society is far more nefarious than any other arab or eastern country who would you vote for?
While there seem's to be some small diversity in policies of both candidates there are policies that are unquestionable like the support for israel, that alone should be food for thought in regards to what interests are allways safeguarded.
What I'm trying to say is once you start to weed out all the purposefully inflamed hysteria you will see that your candidate (what ever side of the polital spectrum you are) will allways bundle your needs with the needs of jews and israel.

Hitler, historically?

I guess the Palestinians, the Lebanese, the Iranians, the Egyptians and everyone else that had a problem with jews were really nazis.
When black people figure out who owned the slaves they too will be nazis and vote for Hitler no?

Disclaimer: I am not pro Israel in any way, shape or form.

I think the Israelis hating their neighbouring countries and vice versa is one of the bigger tragedys of our generation and at least partly blatant racism. I still don't think "someone else is even more anti semitic than I am" is a good defense for a political viewpoint. The Israelis probably hate their neighbouring countries much more than you do aswell and nothing good came ever out of it.

anti semitic?
Truth is anti semitic so you can decide to speak the truth or please the self proclaimed chosen people

Careful what you say about God's chosen people. We need to do more for them

Hallelujah