Should the pro-Israel lobbying group AIPAC be required to register as a foreign agent?
AIPAC's influence on U.S. elections drew renewed scrutiny in this week's coverage, including fresh calls for the group to register as a foreign agent.
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FARA doesn't ask if a group's cause is legitimate, it asks who's directing the advocacy. If you vote "no," is that a claim AIPAC doesn't coordinate with Israeli officials, or that it shouldn't matter?