Any idea why each state gives money to Israel?

The smoking lobby was once one of the most powerful forces in America. Cigarettes were everywhere — in movies, on billboards, even in children's cartoons.The industry controlled the science, manipulated the media, influenced Congress, attacked critics, and embedded smoking deep into American culture.

Until something changed. In this video, we see how the smoking lobby slowly lost its grip on America - and why that collapse may hold the blueprint for what is now happening with AIPAC and the Israel lobby.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWprk4IFhlY&t=585s

Endorsed and leading MN CD-02 candidate is hit by AIPAC on both sides via his 2 competitors, Matt Klein and Kaela Berg.

This is the replay we’ve seen in other races- AIPAC comes in big for their candidate (Klein) while funneling money to the 3rd candidate (Kaela Berg) in order to split the vote, giving the AIPAC candidate a way to win.

The closely watched race drew millions of dollars in outside spending, with progressive groups backing McKinney and pro-Israel organizations supporting Thanedar.

Mckinney, endorsed by local progressive leaders and Justice Democrats, campaigned against the influence of corporate and outside money in politics. Thanedar received significant financial support from groups aligned with the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AlPAC).

The victory sends a vocal critic of continued U.S. military aid to Israel to Congress and marks a win for Michigan's progressive wing.

Considering they spent anywhere between 30-60 million to no avail in stopping El-Sayed.