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March 25, 2007

Over-Estimating AIPAC: The Iraq Spending Bill and the Stricken Language on Iran

2007-03-25
By: Mitchell Plitnick
On: March 25, 2007
In: Iran, Iraq, US-Israel Lobby

Advertisements The recent House of Representatives vote to extend $100 billion in funding for the war in Iraq has managed to once again feed the myth of the all-powerful AIPAC/Israel lobby. This time, it was the late exclusion of a clause in the bill that would have required Congressional approvalContinue Reading

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