Does AIPAC have too much influence in Washington?

Does AIPAC have too much influence in Washington?
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I think Washington is stuck in their outdated ways, there isn’t much outside influence to really change things up. A law/bill may get passed every now & again, but really, nothing changes. A law/bill that is passed, is usually to quiet a group of people. Nothing real earth shattering happens in Washington.
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