Tamara Keith

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148 appearances 9 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 11 Sep

Tamara Keith’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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But in Missouri's first congressional district, where that AIPAC-linked group was also the biggest ad spender, the AIPAC-favored candidate, Congressman Wesley Bell, easily defeated former Congresswoman Cori Bush in a rematch.
She has been outspoken in her opposition to Israel.
So what we can say for sure is that AIPAC has spent a ton of money on Democratic primaries this cycle, and the results have been mixed at best.
I'll be here.
This week on Consider This, stay ahead of the latest news about AI.
This week on the NPR Politics Podcast, a surprising number of Americans from both parties agree government corruption is a big problem.
But will it matter when they vote in November?
We dissect the arguments you'll be hearing more and more as the midterms get closer on the NPR Politics Podcast.
There is only one way to know if these are actual economic warning signs, though.
President Trump has questioned the fairness of every election going back at least to 2016, an election he won.
Now we're in another election year.
The courts have blocked his executive actions to change election administration.
And he has tried every lever he can to push Congress to pass the Save America Act.
which would, among other things, require proof of citizenship to vote.
He even recently refused to sign a big popular bipartisan bill addressing the cost of housing in, quote, protest about the Save America Act.
That didn't move the needle.
So last night he commanded the national airwaves in a way that only a president can to once again push for it.
It doesn't have the vote it needs to pass in the Senate.
Yes, Republicans control that chamber, but it can't get past a filibuster without Democratic votes.
And even if Republicans tried procedural moves to get around the filibuster, it doesn't look like there's enough Republican support to pass this either.
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