AIPAC Panics: Voters Discover Congress Isn't Listening to Them
AIPAC's new 'transparency' website tracks the public's views, conveniently sidestepping the fact they've been tracking — and influencing — congressional votes for decades. OpenSecrets.org shows AIPAC PAC alone spent over $17 million in the 2022 election cycle on candidates, a paltry sum compared to the $100 million they claim to have deployed to influence races. The website The New Arab cites
(dated 2025-12-04, an interesting foresight) seems designed to distract from the reality that public opinion polls consistently show declining support for unconditional aid to Israel, yet Congress continues to rubber-stamp billions. Perhaps AIPAC’s new site will reveal how many members of Congress taking six-figure donations from pro-Israel PACs are genuinely concerned about constituents asking
why their tax dollars fund ethnic cleansing, while domestic programs shrivel. It’s a remarkable display of public relations jujitsu: when the public finally sees your strings, launch a website to 'track' what they're already telling you.