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Nancy Pelosi to AIPAC: “We will never allow anyone to make Israel a wedge issue.”
Pelosi went on at AIPAC to condemn the dual loyalty myth (no mention of Omar, though) and condemn BDS as "bigotry masquerading as policy."
"I simply declare to be anti-Semitic is to be anti-American. It has no place in this country," she said.
"I simply declare to be anti-Semitic is to be anti-American. It has no place in this country," she said.
Bibi Netanyahu appears at AIPAC after all, via very spotty satellite feed: "Take it from this Benjamin, it’s not about the Benjamins..."
Mitch McConnell, mins after Netanyahu condemned Charlottesville here, tells AIPAC rising anti-Semitism is confined "within the far-left and increasingly shaping the left’s agenda."
Warns anti-Semitic memes have been "retweeted by a sitting member of Congress."
Warns anti-Semitic memes have been "retweeted by a sitting member of Congress."
Mitch McConnell to AIPAC: "I’m troubled that the many of the declared [Dem] presidential candidates seem to be avoiding this very gathering."
Sen. Bob Menendez deploys some tactical Yiddish within his first 20 words to AIPAC, calling the president of the group a real "mensch."
Bob Menendez to AIPAC: "I cannot stay silent when the entire Democratic Party is castigated as Jew-haters... This isn’t a time for playing partisan politics with anti-Semitism."
