JUST NOW: 51 senators—nearly all Republicans—voted AGAINST requiring a report on U.S. citizens killed by Israeli forces and settlers.
— Dylan Williams (@dylanotes) September 30, 2026
82% of Republican voters want a report, so who are these senators representing by voting to let Israel kill their fellow Americans with impunity? https://t.co/1fMG6Mv70z pic.twitter.com/hseDtzSoV3
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5 responses to “Republicans in the Senate Are Israel First”
Tick, Tock! I’ve about had enough of these Treasonous Bastards!
Trump and Vance say the guys arrested at the US airbase in the UK were terrorists associated with a “foreign country”. (Iran?) The Brits have already released them. The Brits say these guys were trying to steal fuel. 😵💫
I heard it reported that Trump claimed, “We were watching them”.
Sounds suspiciously like the usual “they were on our radar”.
In other words, pure BS.
Don’t vote or vote against them. We can survive a couple years of gridlock and fake impeachments. Send the Republican party a message that we won’t vote for any candidate that takes Jew money.
There’s this Republican organizer here in the South Bay of Los Angeles that holds Republican meetings (or used to) at the local Sizziler once a month. I met with him before a meeting once to see where this fool’s head was–and the first thing out of his matza-ball-hole was, ‘do you support Israel?’ –like WTF? Turns out this clown is also an AIPAC apparatchik/wonk of some sort. This is what is infiltrating the Republican party heavily now. You have to pass an ‘Israel’ litmus test before you are even allowed to attend or participate in conservative politics. Last night I sent him a text of a meme that I found on WSRA–showing an ‘Israel’ weight dragging a MAGA hat wearing man, down underwater like an anchor… which is literally what is happening now. The response I got was vicious BTW and very telling. These ‘Isra-shills’ (rather Isra-Bots) are ‘fifth-columnists’ no less –and no less dangerous to this country than the fascist fifth-columnists that were at play in the UK and France leading up to and in the early stages of WWII.