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How AIPAC could lose its bipartisan status

  • Written by Dina Badie, Associate Professor of Politics and International Studies, Centre College
How AIPAC could lose its bipartisan statusDonald Trump spoke at AIPAC's annual conference during his 2016 presidential campaign.(AP Photo/Evan Vucci

The American Israeli Public Action Committee, widely known as AIPAC, has managed to remain bipartisan for nearly 70 years. Its membership is divided roughly equally between Democrats and Republicans. Leaders from across the American political...

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