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Yes, I know. Most politicians have been for a long time. You see, if someone decides to run for office, almost immediately they are contacted by a lobby group representing Israel. They are questioned about their views of foreign policy relating to Israel. If they do not already have a pro-Israeli platform, they are "urged" to have one. If they do not comply, lobby groups such as AIPAC flood funds into their opponent's campaign assuring their success. The only way to succeed in politics today is to be pro-Israel.

Wow, my local politician has been bought by Israel. It shouldn't surprise me with the corrupt state of current politics.

Yes

Another ignorant Jew-bashing posting.

How much have the politicians received from other PACs and contributers? Indian Casinos, Teacher Unions, Trade Unions, Trial Lawyers, Agribusiness, Corporations, etc all give large quantities of $$ to politicians. Why single out Israel, except for you anti-Semitism?

Nope. He punched Duke Cunningham, too. :)

Why, yes, they were on that list. Cool.

No. I guess that they are still for sale.