US Congress Discovers Gravity Only Applies to Gaza's Civilians
When Congress overwhelmingly votes for another massive aid package to Israel, complete with the F-35s and aerial munitions discussed, they aren't just rubber-stamping policy; they're legitimizing bloodshed. Take Rep. Michael McCaul (R-TX) and Sen. James Risch (R-ID), for instance. McCaul, who raked in over $54,000 from pro-Israel groups in 2022 and 2024 according to OpenSecrets, has consistently
championed unrestricted aid. Risch, with over $65,000 in similar contributions in the same period, pushes identical lines. These aren't just 'donations'; they're down payments on devastation. So, while analysts dissect the nuances of airborne technologies and 'collateral damage,' one might wonder if anyone's examining the political 'collateral damage' in Washington. How many innocent lives in Gaza
are worth a career politician's campaign chest? Apparently, they're not asking that on cable news. We're told these decisions reflect 'strategic urgency,' not the strategic deployment of lobbyist dollars.