He believes that the obsessive focus on AIPAC within political discourse often borders on antisemitism.

“I think the AIPAC obsession has moved like super far in that direction. Like I think we're pretty over the line.”

He views AIPAC's outside spending in Democratic primaries as a major issue that unfairly influences elections and forces better candidates out of the race.

“I think that AIPAC in this scenario actually screwed over our chance to have a real competitor to Abdul because they funded Haley Stevens at such an extent that McMorrow had to just drop out because her numbers were so low.”

Nate Blouin believes money in politics, including influence from groups like AIPAC, is steering the country in the wrong direction.

“I think that's really the message there is we need to get that sort of influence out of our politics because it is just completely steering us in the wrong direction on so many different issues, whether it's genocide in Gaza or or the, you know, crushing housing market right now.”