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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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A record number of Congress just voted to cut U.S. aid to Israel. 103 Democrats joined Republican Thomas Massie. Republicans and the rest of the Democrats joined forces to stop the amendment, in favor of continuing the $3.3 billion/year to Israel.

A record number of Congress just voted to cut U.S. aid to Israel. 103 Democrats joined Republican Thomas Massie. Republicans and the rest of the Democrats joined forces to stop the amendment, in favor of continuing the $3.3 billion/year to Israel.

Zeteo

37,461 views • 8 days ago

🚨 JUST IN: The US House has just overwhelmingly REJECTED Rep. Thomas Massie’s amendment to abolish billions in aid to Israel, 104-314 All but one Republican voted NAY Nearly HALF of voting Democrats voted “YEA” while the rest voted against or present

🚨 JUST IN: The US House has just overwhelmingly REJECTED Rep. Thomas Massie’s amendment to abolish billions in aid to Israel, 104-314 All but one Republican voted NAY Nearly HALF of voting Democrats voted “YEA” while the rest voted against or present

Eric Daugherty

631,378 views • 8 days ago

🏛️New from Drop Site News: House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries announced he would vote no on Rep. Thomas Massie’s amendment to strip $3.3 billion in foreign aid to Israel from the State Department’s 2027 funding bill — putting him at odds with a majority of his own party’s voters. A recent New York Times poll found that 74% of Democrats support ending all military aid to Israel. Drop Site’s Julian Andreone asked pro-Israel Democratic representatives on Capitol Hill why they are voting against their base.

🏛️New from Drop Site News: House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries announced he would vote no on Rep. Thomas Massie’s amendment to strip $3.3 billion in foreign aid to Israel from the State Department’s 2027 funding bill — putting him at odds with a majority of his own party’s voters. A recent New York Times poll found that 74% of Democrats support ending all military aid to Israel. Drop Site’s Julian Andreone asked pro-Israel Democratic representatives on Capitol Hill why they are voting against their base.

Drop Site

508,966 views • 8 days ago

BREAKING: Rep. Ro Khanna says he will vote for Rep. Thomas Massie's amendment to eliminate all U.S. military aid to Israel, including funding for the Iron Dome. Khanna wrote: "I cannot vote for aid to a country that committed genocide and has used tax dollars to detain Americans like me." The amendment sets up one of the clearest House votes yet on continued U.S. military support for Israel. Follow Brian Allen to stay ahead of the curve.

BREAKING: Rep. Ro Khanna says he will vote for Rep. Thomas Massie's amendment to eliminate all U.S. military aid to Israel, including funding for the Iron Dome. Khanna wrote: "I cannot vote for aid to a country that committed genocide and has used tax dollars to detain Americans like me." The amendment sets up one of the clearest House votes yet on continued U.S. military support for Israel. Follow Brian Allen to stay ahead of the curve.

Brian Allen

24,871 views • 9 days ago

McGovern: Democrats offered an amendment to protect Medicaid. Every Republican voted no. Democrats offered an amendment to extend tax cuts for people making under $400,000 while ensuring that corporations and billionaires pay their fair share. Every Republican voted no. Democrats offered an amendment preventing tax giveaways for people earning over $1 million a year. Every Republican voted no. We asked them to vote against tax breaks for people earning over $100 million per year. Every Republican voted no. We offered an amendment preventing tax cuts for people with a net worth of over, get this $1 billion. Every Republican voted no. They betrayed their constituents. They voted to steal from the American people in order to protect tax breaks for billionaires

McGovern: Democrats offered an amendment to protect Medicaid. Every Republican voted no. Democrats offered an amendment to extend tax cuts for people making under $400,000 while ensuring that corporations and billionaires pay their fair share. Every Republican voted no. Democrats offered an amendment preventing tax giveaways for people earning over $1 million a year. Every Republican voted no. We asked them to vote against tax breaks for people earning over $100 million per year. Every Republican voted no. We offered an amendment preventing tax cuts for people with a net worth of over, get this $1 billion. Every Republican voted no. They betrayed their constituents. They voted to steal from the American people in order to protect tax breaks for billionaires

Acyn

2,034,561 views • 1 year ago

WE SEND MORE MONEY TO ISRAEL THAN WE SPEND ON HOMELESS VETERANS The State Department sends $3.3 billion in aid to Israel. Far more than what America spends on homeless veterans. Thomas Massie tried to strip that funding through an amendment to H.R. 119-749. The amendment went down in the House, with no Republican voting for it and 104 Democrats backing Massie’s effort to cut the money. That vote marks a major shift from earlier sessions, when Thomas Massie and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene were the only Republicans voting to end U.S.-taxpayer-funded aid to Israel. Now the split is showing up more clearly across U.S. primaries, where pro-war, AIPAC-backed candidates are increasingly getting knocked off course. The bigger picture is hard to ignore: more members of Congress are finally treating Israel aid as a live issue instead of automatic policy. And while the establishment still has the votes for now, the political ground is clearly moving underneath them.

WE SEND MORE MONEY TO ISRAEL THAN WE SPEND ON HOMELESS VETERANS The State Department sends $3.3 billion in aid to Israel. Far more than what America spends on homeless veterans. Thomas Massie tried to strip that funding through an amendment to H.R. 119-749. The amendment went down in the House, with no Republican voting for it and 104 Democrats backing Massie’s effort to cut the money. That vote marks a major shift from earlier sessions, when Thomas Massie and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene were the only Republicans voting to end U.S.-taxpayer-funded aid to Israel. Now the split is showing up more clearly across U.S. primaries, where pro-war, AIPAC-backed candidates are increasingly getting knocked off course. The bigger picture is hard to ignore: more members of Congress are finally treating Israel aid as a live issue instead of automatic policy. And while the establishment still has the votes for now, the political ground is clearly moving underneath them.

Redacted

51,802 views • 1 day ago

🇺🇸🇮🇷🇮🇱⚡️- Speaker Johnson, Senator Chuck Schumer, Rep. Randy Fine, and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries took part in the U.S. Capitol’s menorah lighting while wearing kippahs. The menorah was made from the steel of Iranian missiles intercepted by Israel.

🇺🇸🇮🇷🇮🇱⚡️- Speaker Johnson, Senator Chuck Schumer, Rep. Randy Fine, and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries took part in the U.S. Capitol’s menorah lighting while wearing kippahs. The menorah was made from the steel of Iranian missiles intercepted by Israel.

Monitor𝕏

17,600 views • 7 months ago

🔥🚨JUST IN: 4 House Republicans blocked an amendment to the NDAA that would have locked in President Trump’s executive order banning mentally ill transgender individuals from serving in the U.S. military. The vote failed 211-217. The four who voted against it: - Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick - Rep. Kimberlyn King-Hinds - Rep. Mike Lawler - Rep. James Moylan

🔥🚨JUST IN: 4 House Republicans blocked an amendment to the NDAA that would have locked in President Trump’s executive order banning mentally ill transgender individuals from serving in the U.S. military. The vote failed 211-217. The four who voted against it: - Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick - Rep. Kimberlyn King-Hinds - Rep. Mike Lawler - Rep. James Moylan

The Patriot Oasis™

37,678 views • 1 day ago

Congressman Rep. Brendan Boyle called out the Republican misinformation today in the House Budget Committee hearing. "You will hear throughout this debate as we heard often, Republican after Republican member say, ‘they must pass this bill, otherwise the tax cuts won’t be extended for the American people.’ That’s a disingenuous argument and Democrats in the Ways and Means Committee proved it. Here’s what I mean. Over the course of an 18-hour debate, this side of the aisle (Democrats) offered amendment after amendment to protect the tax cuts for every single American earning under $1 billion dollars. Every Democrat voted for that amendment and every Republican voted against it.”

Congressman Rep. Brendan Boyle called out the Republican misinformation today in the House Budget Committee hearing. "You will hear throughout this debate as we heard often, Republican after Republican member say, ‘they must pass this bill, otherwise the tax cuts won’t be extended for the American people.’ That’s a disingenuous argument and Democrats in the Ways and Means Committee proved it. Here’s what I mean. Over the course of an 18-hour debate, this side of the aisle (Democrats) offered amendment after amendment to protect the tax cuts for every single American earning under $1 billion dollars. Every Democrat voted for that amendment and every Republican voted against it.”

Ed Krassenstein

86,807 views • 1 year ago

U.S. Speaker of the House Mike Johnson hosted a Menorah Lighting and Hanukkah Reception tonight in the Rayburn Room of the U.S. Capitol Building, led by Rabbi Levi Shemtov and attended by Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, and numerous other lawmakers, including Republican Reps. Craig Goldman and Randy Fine.

U.S. Speaker of the House Mike Johnson hosted a Menorah Lighting and Hanukkah Reception tonight in the Rayburn Room of the U.S. Capitol Building, led by Rabbi Levi Shemtov and attended by Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, and numerous other lawmakers, including Republican Reps. Craig Goldman and Randy Fine.

OSINTdefender

101,913 views • 7 months ago

House Democrats just voted down an amendment that would have required the Secretary of State to check every year that each voter is a U.S. citizen and legally allowed to vote. We condensed the hour-long floor debate into just over four minutes. Watch👇

House Democrats just voted down an amendment that would have required the Secretary of State to check every year that each voter is a U.S. citizen and legally allowed to vote. We condensed the hour-long floor debate into just over four minutes. Watch👇

MN House GOP Rapid Response

14,016 views • 2 months ago

Mark Levin: "That vote last week about cutting off aid to Israel, every Republican but that reprobate Massie voted no... Half the Democrats said yes, we do support it, but that part is due to this growing, hideous anti-Semitism in the Democrat Party!"

Mark Levin: "That vote last week about cutting off aid to Israel, every Republican but that reprobate Massie voted no... Half the Democrats said yes, we do support it, but that part is due to this growing, hideous anti-Semitism in the Democrat Party!"

Chris Menahan 🇺🇸

32,058 views • 3 days ago

I’m voting yes for the Massie Amendment to prevent $3.3 billion in foreign military aid for Israel. We cannot continue to condone Netanyahu’s actions that are against our moral conscience and our own national security interests by perpetuating the status quo.

I’m voting yes for the Massie Amendment to prevent $3.3 billion in foreign military aid for Israel. We cannot continue to condone Netanyahu’s actions that are against our moral conscience and our own national security interests by perpetuating the status quo.

Seth Moulton

43,010 views • 8 days ago

Though my amendment to strike $3.3 billion in aid to Israel from the State Dept Approps bill did not pass, 104 House Members voted in favor of it. The tide is changing. Americans want their tax dollars to be spent improving things here at home, not waging war and genocide.

Though my amendment to strike $3.3 billion in aid to Israel from the State Dept Approps bill did not pass, 104 House Members voted in favor of it. The tide is changing. Americans want their tax dollars to be spent improving things here at home, not waging war and genocide.

Thomas Massie

566,150 views • 8 days ago

🚨🇺🇸 🇮🇱 The House crushed Massie's push to cut Israel's $3.3 billion in military aid, 314-104. -The amendment to end the annual military assistance failed overwhelmingly, with 104 votes marking the ceiling of the current cut-the-aid coalition -Massie has fought the relationship's architecture on multiple fronts, including his amendment targeting Section 219's "co-mingling" of U.S. and Israeli military supply chains -The vote lands as the $38 billion aid agreement winds toward its 2028 expiration, with both governments already negotiating the "partnership" model to replace it The 104 is the number to watch: a third of the House voting to end aid to Israel would have been unthinkable a decade ago The lopsided defeat and the striking undercurrent are both real. Aid to Israel remains untouchable on the floor, 3-to-1, even mid-rupture between Trump and Netanyahu. But 104 members crossing that line, drawn from both parties' edges, measures how far the consensus has eroded beneath the surface, exactly why Jerusalem itself is racing to swap the "charity" framing for partnership before the next vote grows. Source: NBC, Tabz / Writer: Daniel

🚨🇺🇸 🇮🇱 The House crushed Massie's push to cut Israel's $3.3 billion in military aid, 314-104. -The amendment to end the annual military assistance failed overwhelmingly, with 104 votes marking the ceiling of the current cut-the-aid coalition -Massie has fought the relationship's architecture on multiple fronts, including his amendment targeting Section 219's "co-mingling" of U.S. and Israeli military supply chains -The vote lands as the $38 billion aid agreement winds toward its 2028 expiration, with both governments already negotiating the "partnership" model to replace it The 104 is the number to watch: a third of the House voting to end aid to Israel would have been unthinkable a decade ago The lopsided defeat and the striking undercurrent are both real. Aid to Israel remains untouchable on the floor, 3-to-1, even mid-rupture between Trump and Netanyahu. But 104 members crossing that line, drawn from both parties' edges, measures how far the consensus has eroded beneath the surface, exactly why Jerusalem itself is racing to swap the "charity" framing for partnership before the next vote grows. Source: NBC, Tabz / Writer: Daniel

Mario Nawfal

117,034 views • 7 days ago

A House vote on aid to Israel is putting the Democratic Party's internal divide on full display. In Michigan's Democratic Senate primary, Rep. Haley Stevens is under fire from opponent Abdul El-Sayed over her vote backing Israel, as the debate over U.S. support moves to the center of the race. Meanwhile, Sen. John Fetterman says abandoning Israel would be his "red line," warning he could leave the Democratic Party if it turns its back on the longtime ally—a move that could reshape the Senate.

A House vote on aid to Israel is putting the Democratic Party's internal divide on full display. In Michigan's Democratic Senate primary, Rep. Haley Stevens is under fire from opponent Abdul El-Sayed over her vote backing Israel, as the debate over U.S. support moves to the center of the race. Meanwhile, Sen. John Fetterman says abandoning Israel would be his "red line," warning he could leave the Democratic Party if it turns its back on the longtime ally—a move that could reshape the Senate.

Fox News

120,707 views • 6 days ago

JUST NOW: House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries announces at his sit-in with Cory Booker that every House Democrat will vote against the upcoming Republican bill: “There will not be a SINGLE Democratic vote to take away the healthcare of the American people”

JUST NOW: House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries announces at his sit-in with Cory Booker that every House Democrat will vote against the upcoming Republican bill: “There will not be a SINGLE Democratic vote to take away the healthcare of the American people”

Marco Foster

423,291 views • 1 year ago

.Thomas Massie and I are leading the fight against military integration with Israel. Congress was denied a vote on an amendment to stop it. Now we will fight to strip this provision in the conference between the House and Senate.

.Thomas Massie and I are leading the fight against military integration with Israel. Congress was denied a vote on an amendment to stop it. Now we will fight to strip this provision in the conference between the House and Senate.

Ro Khanna

404,414 views • 2 days ago

SHARP: “Every single Republican voted against Massie’s amendment and voted to give aid to Israel. Why is it only Democrats that [Massie] can work with on this?” GAETZ: “Republicans are concerned what might happen to them after watching what happened to Thomas Massie. Thomas Massie just had tens of millions of dollars dumped on his head in Kentucky and lost a district that he had won for more than a decade. I think it is a function of political fear.” WATCH The Anchormen NOW:

SHARP: “Every single Republican voted against Massie’s amendment and voted to give aid to Israel. Why is it only Democrats that [Massie] can work with on this?” GAETZ: “Republicans are concerned what might happen to them after watching what happened to Thomas Massie. Thomas Massie just had tens of millions of dollars dumped on his head in Kentucky and lost a district that he had won for more than a decade. I think it is a function of political fear.” WATCH The Anchormen NOW:

Former Congressman Matt Gaetz

250,924 views • 7 days ago

NOT ANOTHER DIME TO ISRAEL! Tell Your House Rep to VOTE ✅YES to Thomas Massie’s Amendment to REMOVE $3.3 Billion to Israel from the FY2027 NSRP Appropriations Act. WE ONLY HAVE A FEW HOURS. FLOOD THE ZONE! ☎️ 202-224-3121 *Comment if you’ve called or emailed.

NOT ANOTHER DIME TO ISRAEL! Tell Your House Rep to VOTE ✅YES to Thomas Massie’s Amendment to REMOVE $3.3 Billion to Israel from the FY2027 NSRP Appropriations Act. WE ONLY HAVE A FEW HOURS. FLOOD THE ZONE! ☎️ 202-224-3121 *Comment if you’ve called or emailed.

GenXGirl

62,131 views • 29 days ago