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This attack ad funded by the AIPAC-affiliated super PAC United Democracy Project began running in mid-January 2026 against Tom Malinowski ahead of the Feb. 5 special primary in New Jersey’s 11th District. The 30-second spot denounces Malinowski for voting in 2019 to fund ICE by $200 million and is...

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I’m proud to offer my endorsement to Tom Malinowski in the race for New Jersey’s 11th District. American democracy is under threat in a way unimaginable when I lived in the USSR & Putin's Russia. I wouldn't trust just anyone with the future of this great nation, but I trust Tom.
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I’m proud to offer my endorsement to Tom Malinowski in the race for New Jersey’s 11th District. American democracy is under threat in a way unimaginable when I lived in the USSR & Putin's Russia. I wouldn't trust just anyone with the future of this great nation, but I trust Tom.

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Analilia Mejia won the New Jersey Democratic primary in the 11th District, defeating former Rep. Tom Malinowski and an AIPAC-backed candidate despite more than $2 million in outside spending. Speaking with Ryan Grim, she said voters rejected heavy-handed outside influence. Backed by AOC, Elizabeth Warren, and Bernie Sanders, Mejia focused her campaign on the rising cost of healthcare, childcare, and everyday living, pledging to break “the stranglehold that big money has on our economy and our democracy.” She now faces an April 16 special general election, a June primary, and a November race, urging party unity to defeat “MAGA and Trumpism” while holding firm to progressive values.
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Analilia Mejia won the New Jersey Democratic primary in the 11th District, defeating former Rep. Tom Malinowski and an AIPAC-backed candidate despite more than $2 million in outside spending. Speaking with Ryan Grim, she said voters rejected heavy-handed outside influence. Backed by AOC, Elizabeth Warren, and Bernie Sanders, Mejia focused her campaign on the rising cost of healthcare, childcare, and everyday living, pledging to break “the stranglehold that big money has on our economy and our democracy.” She now faces an April 16 special general election, a June primary, and a November race, urging party unity to defeat “MAGA and Trumpism” while holding firm to progressive values.

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Don't forget to remind folks in New Jersey's 11th District that there is a special election for Mikie Sherrill's seat The Democratic party is running a left wing socialist Analilia Mejia, get everyone out to vote for Republican Joe Hathaway
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Don't forget to remind folks in New Jersey's 11th District that there is a special election for Mikie Sherrill's seat The Democratic party is running a left wing socialist Analilia Mejia, get everyone out to vote for Republican Joe Hathaway

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A viral video from a CAIR-NJ candidate forum may have helped propel Analilia Mejia to wins in unexpected Morris County towns in New Jersey’s 11th District, including Boonton and Rockaway Borough, contributing to her primary victory. The clip shows Mejia as the sole candidate in the field willing to speak out against Israel’s genocide. Watch clip below: ⬇️
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A viral video from a CAIR-NJ candidate forum may have helped propel Analilia Mejia to wins in unexpected Morris County towns in New Jersey’s 11th District, including Boonton and Rockaway Borough, contributing to her primary victory. The clip shows Mejia as the sole candidate in the field willing to speak out against Israel’s genocide. Watch clip below: ⬇️

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AIPAC secretly dumped more than $50 million into primary races across the country – including $30 million in the Michigan primary alone, against Abdul El-Sayed. But you wouldn’t know it since the ads are run by their super PAC “United Democracy Project,” and don’t even mention Israel. We uncovered AIPAC’s shady tactics to sway critical elections as it falls out of favor with American voters.
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Michigan State Senator Jeremy Moss was exposed in a recording saying that the “entire purpose” of his career is to ensure continued US support for Israel, adding that he does not believe it is wrong for Israel to use America “as a pawn.” Moss won the Democratic primary for Michigan's 11th Congressional District on August 4 with 49.2 percent of the vote, and is now favored to take the safely Democratic seat in November's general election and head to Congress.

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Backed by Bernie Sanders and Zohran Mamdani, Brad Lander just pulled off a major Democratic primary upset. The Former New York City Comptroller defeated Rep. Dan Goldman, the former federal prosecutor who served as lead counsel during the first impeachment inquiry into President Trump. Goldman was first elected to Congress in 2022 after winning a crowded Democratic primary in the newly redrawn district. The victory is being seen as a win for the Democratic Party's progressive wing in one of the bluest congressional districts in the country.

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🚨Republicans are getting a clear warning ahead of the midterms. Lisa Boothe says ideas once considered fringe are now winning in places like New Jersey’s 11th—a suburban district, not a progressive stronghold. She points to a troubling trend: “These ideas are becoming more mainstream… that’s the danger.” And warns what’s coming: “Democrats have the clear momentum.” “This could be a bad election cycle… if we don’t get motivated.”

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Cortney from Cleveland lives in Ohio's 11th Congressional District, one of the poorest in the country, where about one in four residents relies on SNAP and Medicaid — both facing devastating cuts. She posed a question to her representative, Shontel Brown: With that level of need at home, why keep voting to send aid to Israel? This is the first question in a new Drop Site Capitol Hill series, where you can put your questions and concerns to your elected official on the record. Submit your question by sending a video to Julian Andreone

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Situation on Aleppo [9/1/2026]: [11:00 AM] During the early hours of the morning, the STG continued to advance and secure areas previously evacuated by Asayish forces: in the north, trenches were taken west of the Youth Housing Complex, as well as in the Barakah Quarries, where another series of trenches and new blocks were taken in the Resafa district, as well as the last blocks of the Al Layramoun Industrial district to the west. In the south, the New Syriac district was completely taken and the area was expanded beyond the Assyrian Quarter district after entering the cemetery area and capturing the Al-Jalaa Sports Club. Meanwhile, from the east, the assault on the Sheikh Maqsud district began and the first blocks of the Awared neighborhood were entered. All these advances took place prior to the start of a ceasefire brokered by the US and France, in which the Damascus authorities issued a new ultimatum for the surrender of the enclave in exchange for the evacuation of the inhabitants and Asayish soldiers. Despite the arrival of a convoy of buses in the morning, the Asayish rejected the evacuation and declared their commitment to continue defending the inhabitants of the enclave, given the danger of a new massacre similar to those on the Syrian coast or in Suwayda. Meanwhile, in the east of the Euphrates, a general mobilization has begun in solidarity with the besieged troops, in anticipation of the fighting spreading to the rest of the territory under SDF control. Map: [ ]
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Situation on Aleppo [9/1/2026]: [11:00 AM] During the early hours of the morning, the STG continued to advance and secure areas previously evacuated by Asayish forces: in the north, trenches were taken west of the Youth Housing Complex, as well as in the Barakah Quarries, where another series of trenches and new blocks were taken in the Resafa district, as well as the last blocks of the Al Layramoun Industrial district to the west. In the south, the New Syriac district was completely taken and the area was expanded beyond the Assyrian Quarter district after entering the cemetery area and capturing the Al-Jalaa Sports Club. Meanwhile, from the east, the assault on the Sheikh Maqsud district began and the first blocks of the Awared neighborhood were entered. All these advances took place prior to the start of a ceasefire brokered by the US and France, in which the Damascus authorities issued a new ultimatum for the surrender of the enclave in exchange for the evacuation of the inhabitants and Asayish soldiers. Despite the arrival of a convoy of buses in the morning, the Asayish rejected the evacuation and declared their commitment to continue defending the inhabitants of the enclave, given the danger of a new massacre similar to those on the Syrian coast or in Suwayda. Meanwhile, in the east of the Euphrates, a general mobilization has begun in solidarity with the besieged troops, in anticipation of the fighting spreading to the rest of the territory under SDF control. Map: [ ]

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Democratic socialist Aber Kawas could become the first Palestinian American elected to statewide office in New York if she wins her race for State Senate in November. She just won the Democratic primary in her Queens district. Kawas says support for Palestine is becoming an important litmus test in progressive politics: "What we are seeing right now is a redefinition of what people want to define as progressive politics, and that Palestine needs to be part of that fold. Having an antiwar platform needs to be part of that. "If you are saying 'I want to deliver affordability,' if you're saying you're against ICE, then people will only see that as consistent in your politics if you're also saying that you're against a genocide in Palestine. So, in many ways we are transforming the Democratic party and also the progressive voice in the Democratic party to make sure that it includes speaking out about Palestine."
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Democratic socialist Aber Kawas could become the first Palestinian American elected to statewide office in New York if she wins her race for State Senate in November. She just won the Democratic primary in her Queens district. Kawas says support for Palestine is becoming an important litmus test in progressive politics: "What we are seeing right now is a redefinition of what people want to define as progressive politics, and that Palestine needs to be part of that fold. Having an antiwar platform needs to be part of that. "If you are saying 'I want to deliver affordability,' if you're saying you're against ICE, then people will only see that as consistent in your politics if you're also saying that you're against a genocide in Palestine. So, in many ways we are transforming the Democratic party and also the progressive voice in the Democratic party to make sure that it includes speaking out about Palestine."

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28,851 views • 2 months ago

🚨🇺🇸 The Thomas Massie primary tomorrow is the most consequential election in America before 2028... Massie has been the lone Republican consistently voting against Israel aid, foreign wars, and Trump's biggest spending bills. Trump just posted a TikTok from the Oval Office calling him "the worst congressman in the history of our country" and urging Kentucky voters to "put him out of business tomorrow." The money tells the rest. AIPAC's super PAC dropped $2.6 million against him, the Republican Jewish Coalition $4 million, and a Trump-aligned super PAC backed by Paul Singer, John Paulson, and a group linked to Miriam Adelson added another $2 million. Total spending has crossed $34 million, the most expensive House primary in U.S. history. If Massie wins anyway, the message is undeniable: MAGA voters do not automatically follow Trump on foreign policy, AIPAC's leverage has a ceiling, and the 2028 primary just got a lot more interesting... Source: Al Jazeera, Axios
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🚨🇺🇸 The Thomas Massie primary tomorrow is the most consequential election in America before 2028... Massie has been the lone Republican consistently voting against Israel aid, foreign wars, and Trump's biggest spending bills. Trump just posted a TikTok from the Oval Office calling him "the worst congressman in the history of our country" and urging Kentucky voters to "put him out of business tomorrow." The money tells the rest. AIPAC's super PAC dropped $2.6 million against him, the Republican Jewish Coalition $4 million, and a Trump-aligned super PAC backed by Paul Singer, John Paulson, and a group linked to Miriam Adelson added another $2 million. Total spending has crossed $34 million, the most expensive House primary in U.S. history. If Massie wins anyway, the message is undeniable: MAGA voters do not automatically follow Trump on foreign policy, AIPAC's leverage has a ceiling, and the 2028 primary just got a lot more interesting... Source: Al Jazeera, Axios

Mario Nawfal

126,859 views • 4 months ago

An out-of-state Democrat funded PAC spent seven figures intervening in our South Carolina Republican primary just now. During drafting of the One Big Beautiful Bill, Rep. Ralph Norman led holdouts demanding faster phase-outs of IRA wind, solar, EV and other Green New Scam clean-energy tax credits. The House version imposed stricter deadlines than the Senate later accepted. Norman withheld his vote until Trump promised executive action; Trump later ordered Treasury to enforce the wind-and-solar cutoffs. The law accelerated those subsidy endings and is projected to recoup hundreds of billions versus original IRA timelines. The Invest in Tomorrow Coalition, a super PAC funded mainly by solar executives and investors (California billionaire Chris Larsen gave ~$6 million of its $6.8 million), then targeted Norman. It announced at least $1 million against him in the August 2026 special GOP Senate runoff. Its chair called Norman “traitorous” to solar for fighting the subsidies. Ads attacked him as a “MAGA traitor.” Should the SC General Assembly restrict of out-of-state money in our elections?
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An out-of-state Democrat funded PAC spent seven figures intervening in our South Carolina Republican primary just now. During drafting of the One Big Beautiful Bill, Rep. Ralph Norman led holdouts demanding faster phase-outs of IRA wind, solar, EV and other Green New Scam clean-energy tax credits. The House version imposed stricter deadlines than the Senate later accepted. Norman withheld his vote until Trump promised executive action; Trump later ordered Treasury to enforce the wind-and-solar cutoffs. The law accelerated those subsidy endings and is projected to recoup hundreds of billions versus original IRA timelines. The Invest in Tomorrow Coalition, a super PAC funded mainly by solar executives and investors (California billionaire Chris Larsen gave ~$6 million of its $6.8 million), then targeted Norman. It announced at least $1 million against him in the August 2026 special GOP Senate runoff. Its chair called Norman “traitorous” to solar for fighting the subsidies. Ads attacked him as a “MAGA traitor.” Should the SC General Assembly restrict of out-of-state money in our elections?

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