This is just a lie. Here is Collins' latest campaign filing. Over 75% of her funding came from individual donors (unitemized). Of the line 11C donations (from PACs), $3500 came from AIPAC. That's about .2% of all donations (4% of all PAC donations) this cycle.
Susan Collins's latest financial report just came out.
A staggering one-third of her money raised this quarter came directly from AIPAC.
Senator Collins is bought and paid for by Benjamin Netanyahu, and she votes accordingly.
If "Republicans against Trump" doesn't support Susan Collins of all people then they cannot say they are "Republicans" at all lmao.
https://t.co/9lBY2eIov0
There's nothing more Orwellian than voting to send 18-year-olds to die in another forever war – and then blaming them for it.
Real leadership is admitting when you were wrong, not doubling down for decades.
There’s no way he actually said that. What a clown. He called a snap election back in 2023, for the exact purpose of expanding his majority. But now that his party is mired in corruption scandals, he just won’t do it. I wonder why!
Pedro Sánchez, sobre la viabilidad de la legislatura: "Algún compañero me pide evidentemente adelantar las elecciones porque es consciente de que voy a tener una mayor mayoría parlamentaria (...) Yo no puedo convocar elecciones por interés partidista. Tengo que convocar elecciones por el interés general de los ciudadanos. Y el interés general a día de hoy (...) es la estabilidad" https://t.co/BR0dsJxsfV
Keir Starmer should rip up Ed Miliband’s “unnecessary” net zero agenda, Tony Blair tells #TimesRadio.
“It’s not that I'm a climate denier, but it's just coming to terms with this reality.”
@CalumAM
The deal being floated with Iran seems straight out of the Wendy Sherman-Robert Malley-Ben Rhodes playbook: Pay the IRGC to build a WMD program and terrorize the world.
Not remotely America First. It’s straightforward: Open the damned strait. Deny Iran access to money. Take out enough Iranian capability so it cannot threaten our allies in the region.
Overdue. Let’s go.
Iran has submitted a new proposal to the United States to end the war. The terms include five demands: U.S. troops leaving areas close to Iran, the U.S. paying war reparations, lifting sanctions on Iran, releasing Iran's frozen assets, and ending the U.S. blockade. - Reuters
America must go back to building. Cut the red tape, roll back regulations and get the job done. Highways, high speed rail, bridges, airports. This country needs infrastructure if it hopes to keep up with growth and investment. And we’d improve living standards at it!
How is that even possible. Slash these damned regulations, rein in the red tape, I’ve never seen a rail project this expensive ever, anywhere in the world. This is literally self sabotage
Refugee who fled Vietnam at 4, grew up in Niger, went from enlisted sailor to Annapolis graduate, led the diving team that recovered the body of JFK Jr., combat veteran with tours in Iraq and Afghanistan.
My thoughts regarding Iran’s recent attack on international shipping and boasts that they are now in control of the Strait of Hormuz:
Control the strait. Continue the blockade. Put Kharg island in the crosshairs.
Over time, we have all the cards.
After Iran’s brazen IRGC-led attack on international shipping and declaration that they’re now in control of the Strait, it is imperative America and the world answer this provocation. The U.S. and others must demonstrate the ability to control the Strait without Iranian interference. I urge President Trump to continue the blockade, which has been brilliantly executed and applies maximum pressure.
It’s abundantly clear that after 47 years, promises coming from the Iranian regime are worthless.
Steady as she goes. Stay resolved.
Today’s @WSJ editorial cites @FDD analysis to explain why the naval blockade is crushing Iran’s economy.
@miadmaleki: $435 million lost per day, oil shut-ins within two weeks.
@ElaineDezenski & Daniel Swift: war damage already above 40% of prewar GDP.