AIPAC Keeps Losing, America Kept Losing
AIPAC's alleged $2.3 million spend to defeat Nida Allam in 2022—just in North Carolina's 4th District—shows the lengths to which they'll go to ensure a pro-Israel echo chamber in Congress. This isn't just about one candidate; it's about chilling dissent. For context, in 2022 alone, AIPAC's super PAC, United Democracy Project, spent over $26 million on elections, making it the highest-spending
outside group in Democratic primaries, according to OpenSecrets.org. That’s more than twice what the entire Democratic National Committee spent on House races. These millions aren't spent to boost local economies; they ensure votes for endless military aid. While constituents struggle with healthcare, housing, and crumbling infrastructure, AIPAC-backed politicians consistently vote to send
billions more in our tax dollars—$3.8 billion annually to Israel, enshrined in a ten-year agreement signed in 2016, plus additional aid packages like the recent $14 billion in HR 815. One might wonder, how many schools, hospitals, or roads could that $26 million have built in America?