Obama's Jewish problem is not " largely fabricated" as Andrew Sullivan claims. (What part isn't fabricated, Andrew?) It also isn't just guilt by association with an anti-Semite policy advisor and a bigot reverend. It has to do with his own proposals--in particular, Obama's willingness to meet with Mahmoud Ahmadinejad absent even modest conditions. Saying you intend to shake hands with the world's foremost Holocaust denier, a man who has said he wants to wipe Israel off the map, is a problem for Jews. While I don't speak for the Chosen People as a whole, this may, in part, explain why Obama fares so poorly relative to Clinton in at least one swing-state.