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Senator Rand Paul Supports Cutting Military Aid to Israel
by Javier Manjarres
Just this past week, Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL), as well as Senators Toomey(R-PA) and Johnson (R-WI) decided not to join Rand Paul in the Senate Tea Party Caucus. One of the probable reasons that Rubio and others decided not to join were these types of controversial statements and/or demands that Paul could make which would make the entire caucus look either ignorant or misguided. Even though the call to stop all foreign aid could sound a bit ‘over the top’, by Paul also throwing Israel into the mix, it could be perceived as highly reckless and irresponsible, considering what is at stake in the Middle East and that Israel is a key to the United States’ national security interests.
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Senator Rubio reiterated his support of Israel to the Shark Tank-
Our friend Allahpundit over at Hotair.com also thinks this might not be the right thing at this time:
Perhaps a sensible middle ground between Paul’s position and unquestioned foreign aid for Israel would be to make a distinction between the military aid to Israel that is purely “grant aid” from the “aid” which are actually straight military sales. We should no doubt continue with military sales and technology transfers to Israel, but we also need to seriously consider curtailing other grant aid that can be spent for non-essential military or non-military domestic purposes.