I think its about time for some real change in politics 
. This whole AIPAC thing has been super shady, you know? People need to wake up and realize that money from special interest groups doesn't always mean good things are gonna happen. Like, who exactly benefits from billions of dollars being funneled towards Israel? It's crazy that some politicians felt pressured into taking that cash without even considering the impact 
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It's kinda refreshing to see Nida Allam taking a stand against AIPAC and all its corporate sponsors. I mean, if voters are fed up with seeing money from big donors influence policy decisions, maybe it's time for some fresh faces in office
. Foushee might've lost her seat last time, but I think she's being pretty naive by giving up on the whole AIPAC thing now 
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This could be a real game-changer for politics, you know? If we can start to break free from the grip of corporate donors and lobby groups, maybe we'll start seeing some real progress on the issues that actually matter – like income inequality, climate change, and economic justice
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. This whole AIPAC thing has been super shady, you know? People need to wake up and realize that money from special interest groups doesn't always mean good things are gonna happen. Like, who exactly benefits from billions of dollars being funneled towards Israel? It's crazy that some politicians felt pressured into taking that cash without even considering the impact .It's kinda refreshing to see Nida Allam taking a stand against AIPAC and all its corporate sponsors. I mean, if voters are fed up with seeing money from big donors influence policy decisions, maybe it's time for some fresh faces in office
. Foushee might've lost her seat last time, but I think she's being pretty naive by giving up on the whole AIPAC thing now .This could be a real game-changer for politics, you know? If we can start to break free from the grip of corporate donors and lobby groups, maybe we'll start seeing some real progress on the issues that actually matter – like income inequality, climate change, and economic justice
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