Well now I can sell my account for 500

Who tf invited u to my fever dream?

eh…

GUY RESCHENTHALER (R-PA-14)

Pro-Israel Funding

Rep. Reschenthaler has collected over $170,000 from AIPAC and the Israel lobby . More specifically:

• AIPAC PAC alone has given him $188,120 in the 2023-2024 election cycle  • That represents 37.8% of his entire campaign contributions ($188,120 out of $497,733 total raised) • Career total: $170,000+ from pro-Israel ## Voting Record • He was among Republican legislators who participated in the failed post-2020 coup attempt and joined a case calling for all votes in Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin to be discarded  • Votes consistently pro-Israel on defense funding and Middle East policy • No record of voting against Israeli military aid packages

IC Sanctions Vote

He supported sanctions against the International Criminal Court for holding Netanyahu accountable for his war crimes  — basically voting to shield Israeli leadership from accountability.

MAX MILLER (R-OH-7)

Pro-Israel Funding

Rep. Max Miller has received nearly $200,000 from AIPAC and their allies . Breaking it down:

• AIPAC’s PAC spent $27,500 on Miller from March 20 to Dec. 31, 2023  • Career total: ~$200,000+ from pro-Israel PACs and aligned donors • One of only two Jewish Republicans in Congress (the other being David Kustoff)

Voting Record & Rhetoric

This is where it gets spicy:

• After October 7, 2023, Miller criticized Rashida Tlaib and said about Gaza: “I don’t even want to call it the Palestinian flag because they’re not a state, they’re a territory, that’s about to probably get eviscerated and go away here shortly, as we’re going to turn that into a parking lot”  • Miller stated there should be no “rules of engagement” in the Israeli assault on Gaza  — basically advocating for unlimited military action with zero humanitarian constraints • In January 2024, Miller was appointed to the Commission on Reform and Modernization of the Department of State  — right after taking max pro-Israel money • In June 2025, Miller reported an antisemitic threat from a road rage incident and had fabricated much of his accusations, as later evidenced by highway surveillance footage  — played the victim card to shore up his pro-Israel credentials

THE OVERALL PICTURE: Follow The Money Combined Israel Lobby Funding: • Reschenthaler: $170,000+ • Miller: $200,000+ • Total: ~$370,000+ from pro-Israel sources across their careers

For context: In the 2023-2024 congressional cycle, pro-Israel PACs and affiliated donors spent more than $37 million to bolster elected allies. That sum comprises $24 million distributed to 356 members of the House of Representatives and $7.6 million to 40 senators . AIPAC alone supported 361 pro-Israel Democratic and Republican candidates in 2024 with more than $53 million in direct support .

What the data shows: • Reschenthaler: 37.8% of his fundraising in the 2024 cycle came from AIPAC alone • Miller: Nearly $200K in career funding from the Israel lobby (~massive chunk of his overall war chest for a freshman rep) • Both are co-sponsors of HR 8445, extending US military benefits to Americans fighting for the Israeli military

The Verdict: “Bought and Paid For”? Yeah, these guys are extremely financially aligned with AIPAC and pro-Israel interests. When Track AIPAC literally says “He is paid to work for the Israel lobby” , that’s not hyperbole—it’s describing a documented flow of campaign money directly tied to voting patterns. Both reps are actively: 1. Accepting massive donations from pro-Israel PACs 2. Co-sponsoring legislation that extends US benefits to IDF soldiers (HR 8445) 3. Voting consistently to shield Israel from international accountability (ICC sanctions) 4. Making hardline pro-Israel statements that align with their donors’ interests This is textbook quid pro quo: money flows in → votes/rhetoric flow out. Whether that’s legal or not, it’s the way American campaign finance works.

fucking domestic agents of a foreign national.

traitors​​​​​.

• Guy Reschenthaler — Pennsylvania (PA-14) — Republican (Primary Sponsor)

• Max L. Miller — Ohio (OH-7) — Republican (Co-sponsor, original)

2 traitors put names on this.

Maga exists

And America has slave labor for profit prisons and concentration camps

Let’s clean our own house first, eh?