https://t.co/I3SsmpAkSS pic.twitter.com/y3yDWBnarM

— AIPAC Tracker (@TrackAIPAC) July 16, 2026

After/if Stevens wins the nomination, AIPAC will obviously drop her like a rock. Why would they waste money when she and Mike Rogers will vote the same way? @neeratanden knows this and doesn’t care. More important for her to block Abdul and lose the general. https://t.co/3yafuZJYtN

— Ryan Grim (@ryangrim) July 17, 2026

if one wants to make a principled case for nonviolence they are welcome to do that but they cannot pretend to be doing so 10 seconds after they talk about how Israel has a right to "eliminate terrorists". How does Ro think Israel does this, call-ins and accountability circles?

— Adam Johnson (@adamjohnsonCHI) July 15, 2026

i have mixed feelings about these. On the one hand i think forcing Dems to take a position is useful, but there's real risk that these DOA performance votes––that everyone knows wont pass––serve to reputation launder electeds that would never vote this way if it was consequential https://t.co/iRf000l6Jt

— Adam Johnson (@adamjohnsonCHI) July 15, 2026

Aunburdened said:

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Always a good day to remind people that Jeffrey Goldberg helped sell the Iraq War for Israel.

In 2016 Goldberg attacked Israeli journalist Gideon Levy for describing Israel’s illegal and criminal military occupation as a cancer.
Meanwhile Jewish American Doctor Perlmutter testified that the IDF snipers were deliberately targeting Palestinian children, killing them with… https://t.co/HWjtJqKqLq

— Rula Jebreal (@rulajebreal) March 25, 2026

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Chait's boss, Jeffrey Goldberg, has tortured Palestinian prisoners and written about it in his book. These are the types of people at the top of mainstream liberal media outlets: https://t.co/iz1DLakRq6 pic.twitter.com/PgvDN1NEDW

— Mohammad Alsaafin (@malsaafin) July 15, 2026

"The Romans occupied England in the 5th century, so anyone of Roman descent has a historical claim to the land."

It's one of the best sketches I've ever seen, it is so accurate and highlights the situation in Palestine. pic.twitter.com/wPeRbdahZS

— Censored Humans (@CensoredHumans) July 11, 2026

Aunburdened said:

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Good satire of how ridiculous the Israeli claim to Palestine is

"The Romans occupied England in the 5th century, so anyone of Roman descent has a historical claim to the land."

It's one of the best sketches I've ever seen, it is so accurate and highlights the situation in Palestine. pic.twitter.com/wPeRbdahZS

— Censored Humans (@CensoredHumans) July 11, 2026

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All of this. Anyone sharing the Kirkpatrick NYer piece as anything other than a complete whitewash job is either cynical or a dope. It’s pure reputation laundering, not an account of reality or a remotely adversarial piece of journalism https://t.co/2kdODR8int

— Adam Johnson (@adamjohnsonCHI) July 20, 2026

Aunburdened said:

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The New Yorker trying to whitewash the reputations of Genocide Joe and his Cabinet who knew damn well what was going on in Gaza.

All of this. Anyone sharing the Kirkpatrick NYer piece as anything other than a complete whitewash job is either cynical or a dope. It’s pure reputation laundering, not an account of reality or a remotely adversarial piece of journalism https://t.co/2kdODR8int

— Adam Johnson (@adamjohnsonCHI) July 20, 2026

Link to article:
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2026/07/27/how-biden-emboldened-israels-aggression-toward-gaza-and-iran

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The New Yorker with incredible quotes from the Biden Gaza team:

3 years into the Gaza genocide and Jake Sullivan still wants us to believe that preventing Israel from massacring civilians with US-provided bombs is an unknowable philosophical quandary pic.twitter.com/7qYmOg0prG

— Harrison Mann (@Harrison_J_Mann) July 20, 2026

5/4

For a deeper dive on why these guys are still embarrassing themselves by talking to reporters: https://t.co/MTRPtDLjxV

— Harrison Mann (@Harrison_J_Mann) July 20, 2026

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Avril Haines, the former Director of National Intelligence who ordered me and thousands of other intelligence officials to overlook concerns about war crimes so we would continue feeding intelligence to the Israeli military, has had the grace to largely avoid the public eye since leaving office, which is what you or I might do if we felt responsible for one of the worst crimes in modern history.

Not so for the small inner circle of Biden advisers who gave Haines her orders. The men behind Joe Biden's genocidal "bear hug" policy of unconditional US support for the Israeli government are now popping up everywhere from Stephen Colbert to the op-ed pages of the New York Times to their own podcasts, presenting themselves as responsible experts critiquing Trump's chaotic foreign policy. The Biden guys, far from seeking anonymity or amnesty, expect to be rewarded for their performance in Gaza with continued influence in the Democratic Party and powerful roles in the next administration. That's why, even knee-deep in multiple Trump crises, we can't afford to ignore the ambitions of Biden's top advisers. Here's how they're continuing to influence Democrats' foreign policy as if Gaza never happened:

Jake Sullivan, Biden's national security adviser and kingpin of his Middle East policy, who also fought to keep arming Israel and lied repeatedly that we were "close" to a ceasefire his administration had no intention of achieving, is back on the board of National Security Action, a group he cofounded that seeks to guide Democrats' foreign policy positions.

Sullivan's former deputy, Jon Finer, who also lied to the public that Biden was pressuring Israel for a deal, has also joined the Center for American Progress as a senior fellow. Along with Sullivan, he's also on the advisory board of Foreign Policy for America, a Democrat-aligned advocacy group with a previously solid record on Gaza.

Middle East lead Brett McGurk, who greenlit Israel's bloody 2024 invasion of Lebanon and appeared to condone the Israeli government using hunger as a weapon he and aides later reportedly dismissed reports of starvation in Gaza by quipping "where are all the skinny kids?" is now a ubiquitous talking head for CNN. He's not doing TV for the money he could cash in on his Gulf diplomatic connections in private if he wanted.

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But why would they owe us any answers? Zero accountability in US foreign policy is the norm. Blinken and Joe Biden himself supported the invasion of Iraq and came out ahead; Blinken, Sullivan, Finer, and others sustained Saudi Arabia's war-turned-man-made humanitarian crisis in Yemen during the Obama years; no officials faced real consequences for Iraq, Libya, Yemen, or for any number of other violent misadventures championed by foreign policy elites. US support for the Gaza genocide is only possible because US officials at all levels understand opposing war crimes is far more hazardous to your career than supporting them.

This inverted accountability structure relies on tacit elite acceptance that the DC's victims are disposable. Ivy League universities looked past piles of Palestinian bodies to award posts to Sullivan, McGurk, and Finer last year. Harvard, squashing any doubts about the continuity of elite impunity, created a professorship for Jake Sullivan named after Henry Kissinger, which could also be read as a warning about the body count Sullivan might accrue if allowed back in government.

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— All4Freedom🇺🇲🐸🍿 (@skillz17q) July 20, 2026

This needs to end. NOW! pic.twitter.com/o35til8b9a

— Daniel McAdams (@DanielLMcAdams) July 20, 2026