According to one AI snapshot: "On Tuesday 3 Nov 2026, 95 congressional races had no AIPAC/JICPAC-aligned PAC backing."
Like the members of "the Squad" and retired USN Admiral Nancy Lacore in SC.
Another AI overview: "Candidates backed by AIPAC and allied pro-Israel PACs (which would include JICPAC): ~380, of which 346 won (91%), per the Who Funds My Rep tracker as of 5 Nov AIPAC's own claim: "more than 234 candidates supported by AIPAC members" won.
Abigail Adams was the wife and closest advisor of John Adams. Sidenote: Abigail was a name invented by William Shakespeare.
Mrs Adams had the wit and wherewithal to be able to personally debate John Adam's rival, slaveowner and intellect Thomas Jefferson.
During the constitutional congress, Abigail Adams privately implored her husband to incorporate the governing ideas of the First Nations people who treated women equally and had female leaders.
That went to no avail as American women were only finally granted the right to vote with the ratification of the XIX Amendment on 18 August 1920 (after the horrific losses of the US Civil War, malaria in the Spanish-American War, the Great War, and the Spanish Flu).
Now at least 100 Democratic women will serve in the House simultaneously for the first time ever and women hold 27 of 100 Senate seats.
After witnessing a minimum of 50,000 Palestinian child casualties in Gaza since Oct 2022, 20,179 of them butchered by the Israeli Death Forces (IDF), are these Democratic women going to vote for more funding or sending arms to Israel?
I am doubtful. The US antiwar movement is as old as the American Revolution itself.
Source: UNICEF.org
For example, I'll give you the easiest issues of all.
Husband has been with wife #one for 30 years, wife, #two for 20 years, wife #three for 10 years, and now is marrying a fourth time.
What proportion of rights does the fourth wife get upon marriage? Full rights, or a proportion based on length of marriage?
Next question: how do you break up one man's Social Security benefit with four widows?