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Midterms 2026: El-Sayed, Rogers Reject AIPAC Money as Group Ties Turn Toxic

The lobbying powerhouse seeks to retain its influence despite accusations of partisanship and Israel's declining support with voters

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Midterms 2026: El-Sayed, Rogers Reject AIPAC Money as Group Ties Turn Toxic
The lobbying powerhouse seeks to retain its influence despite accusations of partisanship and Israel's declining support with voters
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