Trump Super PAC to Fund-Raise, Not Address Lobbying Super PACs
The New York Times reports Donald Trump will hold two fundraisers for his Super PAC, 'MAGA Inc.' next year, portraying it as standard political news. What goes unmentioned is the broader issue of Super PACs themselves, particularly those like AIPAC, which spent a documented $38 million in the 2022 elections according to OpenSecrets.org, shaping policy with alarming precision. This isn't about
'donations'; it's about organizations leveraging vast, undisclosed sums to bend US foreign policy, particularly regarding Israel, often against stated American interests. While the media obsesses over Trump's fundraising tactics, they consistently overlook the Super PACs funding candidates who then vote for billions in military aid to Israel, like the recent $14.3 billion package (HR 815), passed
with overwhelming bipartisan support. One might wonder why financial influence is only problematic when it's domestic, but perfectly acceptable when it’s directed by a foreign government's agenda through a lobbying group whose declared mission is to cultivate support for said foreign government.