Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar 6/11/24: Massie Reveals AIPAC Babysitters To Tucker, Oct 7 Sexual Assault Claims Debunked, State Dep Official Resigns Over Gaza
Jun 12, 2024
Annelle Sheline, a former State Department official, opens up about her resignation in protest against U.S. support for Israel amid the Gaza crisis. She delves into the ethical dilemmas and consequences of current policies. The discussion also highlights AIPAC's influential role in American politics and the complex narratives surrounding allegations of mass rape by Hamas. Sheline explains how these factors intertwine with public perception and the necessity for accountability in foreign policy.
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AIPAC Babysitters
- Thomas Massie revealed on Tucker Carlson's show that many Republicans in Congress have "AIPAC babysitters."
- These individuals, often constituents, act as lobbyists, constantly communicating with representatives on behalf of AIPAC.
AIPAC's Influence
- AIPAC's influence extends beyond politicians to media figures, offering all-expenses-paid trips to Israel.
- These trips subtly propagandize attendees and foster a sense of obligation.
AIPAC in Democratic Primaries
- AIPAC is the largest GOP donor in Democratic primaries, spending vast sums to influence races.
- This raises concerns about foreign influence in American elections, particularly among progressives.