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362 Congress members — AIPAC says it backed in one cycle ·
What the record says. AIPAC PAC's published election page reports that it backed 362 members of Congress in the cited cycle. Read the AIPAC PAC record.
Limitation: Endorsement or spending alone does not prove why a member cast any specific vote.
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$126.9M — AIPAC spending shown in the linked OpenSecrets record ·
What the record says. The linked OpenSecrets organization record reports $126.9 million for AIPAC in the cited election cycle. Read the OpenSecrets record.
Limitation: A spending total alone does not prove its effect on a particular policy decision.
Our position. Public policy should survive public questions about private influence.
$21.7B — U.S. weapons support cited by the site's source record · since
What the record says. The site's cited source compilation reports $21.7 billion in U.S. weapons support since October 2023. Read the sourced argument.
Limitation: The total alone does not establish the motive for every transfer or quantify a direct household cost.
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Source compilation
Built for people carrying the bill.
459 Gaza schools hit with American munitions. 497,712 kids’ classrooms gone. Groceries +33%. Gas +82% since 2020. $21.7 billion in U.S. weapons to Netanyahu since October 2023, 90,000 tons, 800 cargo planes, 140 ships.
This is the site's existing compilation, formerly linked from the homepage. That compilation did not include an external source link. The total alone does not establish the motive for every transfer or quantify a direct household cost.