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Rep. Randy Fine reacted after House Democrats split over an amendment that would have eliminated $3.3 billion in U.S. aid to Israel. The amendment, offered by Kentucky Republican Thomas Massie, failed in a 104-313 vote. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries voted against cutting the aid, while former Speaker Nancy... show more

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AIPAC Tracker2 months ago

Randy Fine pledges allegiance to Israel.

Selina Kyle2 months ago

More money for Israel and less for Americans who still live like this: MAGA, this is all thanks to the Republicans you voted into power. Congrats

GinnyM2 months ago

The Democratic Party is now an Islamic Communist Party and I think we have to accept that. They sold their souls. Just look at NYC. It is chilling what is happening there.

Earthly Contagion2 months ago

Once again kids, say it with me "Israel is a nation, not a religion. No foreign nation is entitled to our tax dollars, especially one that has an off the books nuclear weapons program and is actively engaged in a territorial war of aggression and a genocide"

Anthony Sabatini2 months ago

Fat creep

queen ann2 months ago

Why is the USA responsible for providing BILLIONS of taxpayer dollars to Israel? Serious question.

DK2 months ago

How many trillions in the hole are we? Putting aside the fact that we’re watching our money be used to execute children daily while the Israelis claim they’re terrorists (babies. Infants, toddles, women etc. today they shot a 10 year-old in the chest look it up.) we are in debt.

USS_TIGERCLAW 🕎2 months ago

Traitors of the United States of America

MediaOffScript2 months ago

Our Found Fathers tried to warn us about people like this fat piece of shit 👇

Casper The 👻2 months ago

It just shows who is bought and paid for not by US but by Israel

Bobby Palmer2 months ago

More money for Israel and less for Americans who still live like this: MAGA, this is all thanks to the Republicans you voted into power. Congrats

Chants from the Darkness2 months ago

Hey look everyone a traitor deeply embedded with a foreign power!

Fox News Truth Troll2 months ago

It takes a Jew to siphon money off the American taxpayers to us to bribe our politicians

Will2 months ago

We’re witnessing death of the democrat party in real time. Trump exposed them.

wokey2 months ago

"Jew hating party" FUCKING FAT CHUD OUR OWN CITIZENS ARE BEING TREATED LIKE SHIT WHILE WE FUND A FUCKING GENOCIDE FOR A COUNTRY WHO IF GIVEN THE CHANCE WOULD SPIT ON OUR FACES.

CantStandJays2 months ago

At least the Dems are reading the fucking room. The GOP is committing suicide. It's cuckery for Israel & ignoring the American ppl is ensure that the party dies with the boomers

Carleton Hall2 months ago

No, unconditional support for Israel (a nation-state with specific policies and actions) is not the same as supporting Jews (an ethno-religious group of ~15-16 million people worldwide, including many who criticize Israeli government decisions), like Barry Sanders.

Charles Murphy2 months ago

That fat fag. Never voting Republican again since they always cuck republicans and conservatives to Israel. Those fags (Cuckabee, Tel Aviv Ted, etc. should just renounce their Us citizenship and become Zionist pedos)

The_Other_Me2 months ago

I remember like 12 months ago when all MAGA could talk about was “America First.”

James Brown2 months ago

Democrats think that Ukraine is a more important USA ally than Israel.

Just the truth2 months ago

Jews appoint you president, jews are your majority in the pontegon,what are you Americans other than a simple stupid sheep 😂

Trampeded2 months ago

Massie is the only good one we had. Randy should go be a political figure in the county he loves, not America.

T2 months ago

USA is heading to bankruptcy, why to send money into Israel? It isn't USA first anymore?

nunya2 months ago

Randy Fine is a fat fuck that can’t stand up and look down and see his penis. He’s typical of MAGA. They talk about alpha males and yet all of these cucks are unhealthy betas waiting to die of a massive coronary.

@real__pale2 months ago

Fuck Israel. Move there you fucking traitor.

;)2 months ago

Nobody except those congressmen support Israel. It’s an 80/20 issue. Sliding to a 97.5-2.5 issue.

Belinda Goodwin2 months ago

Why can't is real fund their own sht? Fk the Taliban and fk Is real too. I'm sick of our tax dollars going to any foreign country. We have homeless veterans and people here who need help. Our forefathers warned us about foreign entanglements. And fk Zelensky too.

WhiteZombie2 months ago

From the far-right, we don't fucking support genocide! Israel can fight it's own fucking wars! Netanyahu helped steal nuclear secrets in Project Pinto. Fuck Fat Ass Fine!

OxAlamin💸2 months ago

This vote was more telling than the final tally. 104-313 fails easily, but the split inside both parties is the real story. You had Pelosi and Massie on the same side of an amendment for completely different reasons. Israel aid is just not a clean party line issue anymore.

Military Updates2 months ago

The US embassy in Iraq is on fire 🔥🔥

Tim2 months ago

This lifelong Republican will do everything I can to turn TN blue for Trumps impeachment if they pass this defense bill sharing all intelligence and money with Israel My aunt ran the women’s republican party in my hometown and ai have always been very active in the party

Timmy2 months ago

They voted not to merge our military with there’s you Zionist fat fuck. It’s treason if that happens. Fuck all Zionist.

BeatOnTheBrat2 months ago

I wish both sides would stop clutching their pearls. Both sides are attempting to rig the election with this nonsense. Let’s just do a thing where if you have a pulse, you get to vote. I don’t care if you’re in the United States outside of United States, on freaking Mars. Popular vote only, no electoral college.

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