A Vote for a Republican Is a Vote for Israel; A vote for a Democrat Is a Vote for a Tower of Babel and Sexual Perversion
Eric Alterman describes in the NY Times how AIPAC has destroyed Democrats’ support for Israel’s barbaric war crimes by labeling moral concerns about Palestinians “antisemitism.” But in the final two paragraphs Alterman takes a contradictory turn and labels the moral concerns of Republicans such as Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens “antisemitism.” Alterman is worried that AIPAC’s arrogance and indifference to moral concerns has unleashed “old-fashioned right-wing antisemitism” and united it with a “new virulent anti-Zionism.” Thus, Alderman fails to address the issues of AIPAC and its supporters equating valid criticism of Israel and valid criticism of Israel’s aggressive policy of Greater Israel with hatred of Jews. In other words, as usual the NY Times defines everyone with a moral conscience as a Jew-hater.
What does truthfully emerge is that a vote for a Republican, with the exception of Rand Paul, is a vote for Israel.
Renee Parsons Explains that a Vote for a Republican Is a Vote for Israel:
On March 5, 2026 Sen. Chris van Hollen (D-Md) sent a letter to Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Attorney General Pam Bondi and US Ambassador Mike Huckabee citing the murder of nine Americans by Israel settlers in the West Bank.
That letter, the second to have been sent, was signed by 31 Democratic Senators, requesting an independent investigation and an update on the status of investigations into the killings.
With no response from the Trump Administration, Sen. Chris van Hollen (D-Md) offered the West Bank Violence Prevention Act, S852 on September 24th which would have required the State Department to conduct an investigation into the increasing violence in the West Bank regarding those nine murdered Americans.
That was it – no big prosecution or trial but merely a report to Congress requesting information on Israel’s human rights practices pursuant to section 502B(c) of the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961, but even that small token of concern was too much for the Senate.
And on September 29, the Senate voted 47 – 51 (with 2 Not Voting) against the Act with the only Republican Aye vote being Sen. Rand Paul (Ky.) and the only Democratic Nay vote being Sen. Fetterman (Pa.).
What is especially curious is that those Republican votes included a number of GOP Senators who might have previously been recognized as somewhat ‘independent’ or objective who have recently thrown away their votes presumably to their favorite AIPAC Donor.
Despite the American public’s opposition to Trump’s handling of the Iran war (61%), GOP Members of the Senate, especially those standing for re-election, are willing to vote against the American public as they willingly risk their own reelection.
Let American voices be heard.
https://www.globalresearch.ca/midterm-election-decided-senate/5942418