主党可以控诉 川普是1000%以色列间谍了

[jkxf]

主党请行动起来，反以色列间谍了

[牛大春]

主党请行动起来，反以色列间谍了

主党也收犹太的钱，虽然没有屁党收的多。

[shepherd17]

民主党拿到的犹太团体的捐款高于共和党。但两党在为以色列效力方面是一致的。

• Historically and overall → Democrats receive more from Jewish donors
• Pro-Israel / Israel-focused PAC money → split between both parties, sometimes tilting Republican in recent cycles
• Large individual donors → exist in both parties

Here’s a clearer breakdown.

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1) Jewish American donors (people)

• Jewish Americans have traditionally leaned strongly Democratic, both in voting and donations.
• Older estimates (often cited but debated) suggest a large share of Democratic fundraising has come from Jewish donors (Jewish News)
• Major Jewish donors (e.g., media, finance figures) have historically been prominent in Democratic fundraising networks (ADCRI Media)

So at the individual donor level, the Democratic Party has generally received more.

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2) Pro-Israel political money (PACs, lobbying groups)

This is different from “Jewish donors” — it includes organized political groups focused on Israel policy.

• Groups like AIPAC-linked PACs give to both Democrats and Republicans (bipartisan strategy) (Factually)
• In some recent cycles, a larger share of PAC donations has gone to Republicans (e.g., ₆₀%+ in certain cycles) (Factually)
• At the same time, centrist Democrats who strongly support Israel also receive major funding (The Guardian)

So for pro-Israel institutional money, it’s:

• Bipartisan overall
• Sometimes tilts Republican in recent years, depending on the election cycle

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3) Big donors and recent shifts

• Some wealthy Jewish donors have shifted toward Republicans in recent years (often tied to tax policy or views on Israel) (New York Post)
• But others remain major Democratic donors

This means:

• The gap has narrowed somewhat, but not reversed overall

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4) Important caveat (very important)

• The U.S. does NOT track religion in campaign finance data
• So any numbers about “Jewish donations” are estimates or inferred, not exact counts

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Bottom line

• Jewish American donors overall → more money to Democrats
• Pro-Israel / Israel-related PAC money → split, sometimes more to Republicans recently
• Both parties receive substantial funding

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[Lilyamao]

主党请行动起来，反以色列间谍了

你属于觉悟的川粉

[jkxf]

主党请行动起来，反以色列间谍了

你属于觉悟的川粉

看你们主党的行动了 吴市长啥时候抗议以色列操控聚聚的时候 我也参加集会

[Lilyamao]

你属于觉悟的川粉

看你们主党的行动了 吴市长啥时候抗议以色列操控聚聚的时候 我也参加集会

吴市长都92%通过率了；这么下去得99%，

[jkxf]

看你们主党的行动了 吴市长啥时候抗议以色列操控聚聚的时候 我也参加集会

吴市长都92%通过率了；这么下去得99%，

吴市长不行动的话 那就下去了

[牛大春]

2) 是主要问题。

民主党拿到的犹太团体的捐款高于共和党。但两党在为以色列效力方面是一致的。

• Historically and overall → Democrats receive more from Jewish donors
• Pro-Israel / Israel-focused PAC money → split between both parties, sometimes tilting Republican in recent cycles
• Large individual donors → exist in both parties

Here’s a clearer breakdown.

---

1) Jewish American donors (people)

• Jewish Americans have traditionally leaned strongly Democratic, both in voting and donations.
• Older estimates (often cited but debated) suggest a large share of Democratic fundraising has come from Jewish donors (Jewish News)
• Major Jewish donors (e.g., media, finance figures) have historically been prominent in Democratic fundraising networks (ADCRI Media)

So at the individual donor level, the Democratic Party has generally received more.

---

2) Pro-Israel political money (PACs, lobbying groups)

This is different from “Jewish donors” — it includes organized political groups focused on Israel policy.

• Groups like AIPAC-linked PACs give to both Democrats and Republicans (bipartisan strategy) (Factually)
• In some recent cycles, a larger share of PAC donations has gone to Republicans (e.g., ₆₀%+ in certain cycles) (Factually)
• At the same time, centrist Democrats who strongly support Israel also receive major funding (The Guardian)

So for pro-Israel institutional money, it’s:

• Bipartisan overall
• Sometimes tilts Republican in recent years, depending on the election cycle

---

3) Big donors and recent shifts

• Some wealthy Jewish donors have shifted toward Republicans in recent years (often tied to tax policy or views on Israel) (New York Post)
• But others remain major Democratic donors

This means:

• The gap has narrowed somewhat, but not reversed overall

---

4) Important caveat (very important)

• The U.S. does NOT track religion in campaign finance data
• So any numbers about “Jewish donations” are estimates or inferred, not exact counts

---

Bottom line

• Jewish American donors overall → more money to Democrats
• Pro-Israel / Israel-related PAC money → split, sometimes more to Republicans recently
• Both parties receive substantial funding

---