Slotkin on Housing, 'Illegal Orders,' Omits AIPAC Orders
When Senator Slotkin appears on Bloomberg to discuss housing and worries over 'illegal orders,' one might appreciate the concern for domestic issues and military ethics. Yet, this framing conveniently omits the 'legal orders' from lobbying groups like AIPAC. For instance, in 2022, Slotkin's campaign received significant contributions, including from pro-Israel groups . Her voting record, such as
support for continued unconditional aid to Israel, often aligns precisely with the objectives of these well-funded organizations, raising questions about which 'orders' truly command her attention. So, while Slotkin expresses concern about amorphous 'illegal orders' from the previous administration, perhaps a more pressing discussion would be the transparency—or lack thereof—around the 'legal' but
ethically dubious directives from foreign policy lobbies. How many constituents truly believe their housing and domestic crises are Slotkin's top priority when substantial donations continually align her with foreign interests? One might ponder if 'illegal orders' are less concerning than those perfectly legitimate transactions influencing policy in plain sight.