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AIPAC Plots Second Attack on El-Sayed After Michigan Defeat

August 6, 2026·about 2 hours ago·via The New York Times
AIPAC Plots Second Attack on El-Sayed After Michigan Defeat
After failing to stop Rashida Tlaib's reelection in Michigan, the pro-Israel lobby AIPAC is reportedly considering another attempt to defeat progressive candidate El-Sayed. This reveals the troubling reality of special interest groups pouring unlimited resources into elections to enforce ideological conformity on voters. When unelected organizations can repeatedly target candidates based on foreign policy positions, it raises serious questions about who actually controls our electoral process. Read more about this...

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