Tag: Elizabeth Warren

The scary thing is that Warren is so detached from facts on the ground.

Israeli consulate spokesman Itay Milner said, “The progressive movement and the State of Israel share common goals."

Senators Jim Inhofe and Bill Hagerty introduced the amendment to ensure the U.S. Embassy to Israel remains in Jerusalem, the capital of Israel.

The progressives have managed to veto a few Biden picks, including two prominent individuals who served in the Clinton and Obama administrations: Rahm Emanuel and Bruce Reed.

The Democratic party is facing a challenge almost as great as defeating President Donald Trump: defeating the Squad.

The Squad has presented House Speaker Nancy Pelosi with a near-existential challenge.

If you're not running a Republican in the 16th, and you don't support the rightwing candidate who is in the race, you concede the district to the radical wing of the democratic party – so what good are you?

One pro-Israel Congressman, Jerry Nadler, appears to have escaped harm in the 10th District in Manhattan

US Representative from New York Nita Lowey, a Democrat who is 83, has announced her retirement last October.

There has been a critical diversion from President Trump's original laissez faire approach, when said that he was not a party to his proposed peace agreement, the Israelis and Palestinians should decide for themselves.

By the way, from the pictures Becky sent me, it really doesn't look like there were 100 of them disrupting Biden. More like, I don't know, eighteen?

On the embassy in Jerusalem, Bloomberg disagreed with Bernie's move idea: “It was done and you will have to leave it there,” he said.

This year, it would be difficult for Democratic presidential candidates to attend the AIPAC conference even if they don't wish to boycott it: the conference starts right on the Sunday leading up to Super Tuesday.

"If Israel’s government continues with steps to annex the West Bank, the U.S. should make clear that none of our aid should be used to support annexation," Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) told the New York Times in a recent survey of candidates' policy positions.

“What an awful response from Elizabeth Warren. Everyone should be speaking out against this.”

The Trump folks could wake up one morning to discover their lunch money missing.

Darling of the left, filmmaker Michael Moore declared that only Sanders can beat President Trump in November.

The men and women who are eager to take on Trump next November have decided to make it easier for him to wipe the floor with whomever they send to the ring.

Trump sharply criticized his predecessor, saying under the Obama administration relations with Israel were “undermined and neglected.”

Pompeo enraged the Stalinist faction of the Democratic party, who immediately took to Twitter to set things right.

“I will welcome the Palestinian General Delegation back to Washington and I will reopen an American mission to the Palestinians in Jerusalem."

Warren is not the only Democratic presidential contender criticizing Israeli sovereignty in areas captured during the 1967 Six Day War, more than half a century ago.

Sanders is leading the field of Democratic presidential candidates in fundraising together with Elizabeth Warren.

Considering the fact that Eli Sanders had settled in Brooklyn some 20 years earlier, the family's connection to the Holocaust seems generalized.

Emma asks sheepishly: "Can you donate $5 to make sure we can make the Occupation a central issue in the next debates?"

Instead of working to mend the ties of the Democratic party with Israel, J Street rejoices in making the split even wider.

"Senator Gillibrand was not planning to speak at the policy conference and will not be attending."

The Democratic party of 2019 is radically different from the same party only ten years ago, and eons away from the party in the 1970s and '80s.

The thug was officially mainstreamed, and as such became completely legitimate in his role as leftist kingmaker.

Some pro-Israel activists recall, with dismay, Ellison's efforts to unseat a pro-Israel New Jersey congressman, Steve Rothman, in 2012.