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Joe Trippi: AIPAC’s Millions May Have Backfired
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August 11, 2026
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2:52Now PlayingJoe Trippi argues that the huge wave of outside spending against Abdul El-Sayed may have actually strengthened El-Sayed’s anti-establishment message. He compares it to past races where overwhelming spending hit diminishing returns — and voters simply stopped buying the argument.
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