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Axios reports that Rogers told AIPAC to not continue its planned attack ads against El-Sayed, ostensibly under the idea that it would backfire and help the Democrat. Axios adds this angered AIPAC officials but they’ve shelved the ads for now. www.axios.com/2026/08/22/m...

axios.comScoop: Mike Rogers-AIPAC rupture roils Michigan Senate raceThe tension underscores how far AIPAC's political standing has fallen amid voters' anger over the war in Gaza.

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Ngl, at some point I bet AIPAC will roll out the ad bc they can’t help themselves. Being sidelined is equivalent to having your influence vanish, and that’s even worse than wielding your influence and having your preferred candidate lose.

And yet, AIPAC's ads are still running non-stop on all the streaming services. The current one is trying to connect him to the KKK for some reason.

Well, there's no Justice Department to investigate & prosecute if crimes were found - so the 'criming' (I know it's not a word 🙃) will continue. This is actually why SCOTUS reform is so high on my wish/priority list for next Dem admin: we have to get the dark $ out as much as possible...