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Money taken from AIPAC or pro-Israel lobby by Brian Schatz and Ed Case
Our take
In light of the ongoing conflict with Iran and the deployment of U.S. soldiers, it's crucial to examine the financial influences on our representatives. Senators Brian Schatz and Ed Case have received substantial contributions from the pro-Israel lobby, totaling $716,215 and $138,401, respectively, according to the AIPAC tracker. This raises important questions about their loyalty to constituents versus foreign interests. How can we trust them to prioritize our needs when they accept significant sums from foreign entities? It's time to scrutinize their decisions and accountability.
 | In our current situation where the US is at war with Iran and our soldiers are being deployed, it is worth looking at if our representatives are actually serving us the constituents or are beholden to another nation (Israel). According to AIPAC tracker, Brian Schatz has accepted $716,215 and Ed Case has accepted $138,401. How can we trust them to make decisions that will be to the benefit of us if they are accepting legal bribes from foreign nations? [link] [comments] |
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