Watchdogs Reveal How AIPAC Could Keep Its Influence

Is AIPAC losing its grip on US politics?

Pro-Israel lobby, AIPAC, is changing its strategy, ending candidate endorsements and direct campaign contributions.

AIPAC is Now Forced to Reinvent Itself

Writes Ginny Garner: The awareness of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee’s (AIPAC) tremendous influence on US elections is so widespread now the Israeli’s lobby group announced it will no longer endorse specific candidates or give them campaign money. This is more of a PR change since AIPAC will continue control over US elections under its United Democracy Project PAC or another offshoot. This development is still a victory of sorts fo…

'Dead within the Democratic Party': How AIPAC's electoral adventure unraveled

The lobby's retreat from candidate endorsements follows an election cycle in which targeted Democrats turned AIPAC's spending against it – and former allies questioned what its millions had accomplished

Editorial: AIPAC Learns a Lesson

AIPAC has decided to stop endorsing political candidates and channeling contributions through its political action committee. After five years of increasingly aggressive electoral involvement, one of Washington’s most influential advocacy organizations is changing course. It is a wise decision, and perhaps an overdue one. But its significance extends beyond campaign finance. AIPAC may finally be […]

Watchdogs Reveal How AIPAC Could Keep Its Influence

Track AIPAC founders Cory Archibald and Casey Kennedy join the show to discuss AIPAC announcing that it is no longer[...]