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9:41Now PlayingLiberal streamer Destiny apologized multiple times before giving into the urge to look up the AIPAC donates to representative Josh Gottheimer from New Jersey, after seeing his confusing defense of Trump's attack on Iran. In an interview with Tim Miller of the Bulwark podcast, Gottheimer refuses to disavow what is happening, stating Iran is clearly a major threat to the United States.
Destiny, who has previously completely doubted the impact of AIPAC and other pro-israeli groups, gave into what was a deep urge to search for the donation amounts from AIPAC, which he found totaled about $1 million dollars. He was also shocked at the expensivity of the race. It is the case that AIPAC often pours in obscene amounts of money into house/senate races, and because there are much smaller total money spent in those races, it often can represent a ridiculous share of total spending in those races, which Destiny took note of.
Now that Israel & Netanyahu are more tethered to Trump and not Biden, it's possible that Destiny will start to take a different tune on the issue of Israel. Two things are for certain: Destiny hates leftists like Kyle Kulinski and Hasan Piker, but he also hates Donald Trump. The ultimate question: who does he hate more? That will ultimately decide.
Presidential electoral systems often end up pushing people to either one of the two sides, which can be seen at play here.
topics: destiny, destiny streamer, israel iran war, iran war, tim miller, the bulwark, bulwark, iran israel war, dgg, news, politics, progressive voice, the progressive voice, trump, donald trump
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