In a surprising twist in Missouri's 1st Congressional District, AIPAC's influence has reshaped the political landscape. Wesley Bell, backed by a major push from the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, successfully unseated Cori Bush, a prominent member of 'The Squad' and outspoken critic of Israel’s policies. This video delves into the intense primary battle, the key issues at play, and what this political upset means for the future of U.S. politics. Join us as we break down the strategies, the stakes, and the broader implications of this high-profile contest.

In a surprising twist in Missouri's 1st Congressional District, APAC's influence has reshaped the political landscape. Wesley Bell, backed by a major push from the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, successfully unseated Cori Bush, a prominent member of 'The Squad' and outspoken critic of Israel’s policies. This video delves into the intense primary battle, the key issues at play, and what this political upset means for the future of U.S. politics. Join us as we break down the strategies, the stakes, and the broader implications of this high-profile contest.

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 When change arrives #wesleybell https://www.instagram.com/p/BsYNWtylQNp/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=qu19cldjadmi

#Follow @shaunadlawdiva #WesleyBell, a reform-minded City Council member from Ferguson, Mo., declared victory in the Democratic primary for St. Louis County prosecutor Tuesday evening, saying he had ousted the longtime incumbent Robert P. McCulloch, who came under national scrutiny for his handling of the investigation into the 2014 shooting of a black teenager by a white police officer. Mr. Bell led Mr. McCulloch by more than 13 points with all precincts reporting, bringing an end to Mr. McCulloch’s 27-year run as the county’s top elected prosecutor. There is no Republican candidate in the November general election, so Mr. Bell, 43, will most likely be a lock for the seat. On Aug. 9, 2014, a white police officer named Darren Wilson shot and killed a black teenager named Michael Brown in Ferguson, igniting weeks of chaos and uprisings in the city that gripped the nation’s attention. After a grand jury declined to bring charges against Mr. Wilson, Mr. McCulloch, 67, faced allegations that he was too close to law enforcement officials in the area to properly oversee the investigation. He has repeatedly defended his handling of the case, but in St. Louis and on social media on Tuesday, criminal justice advocates reveled in his defeat. Article by @Nytimes Astead W. Herndon Photo by@blackwomennewsandviews

from @theblackmancan - There’s a New Prosecutor in Ferguson, Missouri: Wesley Bell #wesleybell #ferguson #fergusonmissouri #riseup #vote #rockthevote2018 #theblackmancan #king -

Wanted to highlight this very important VICTORY for the black community of #StLouis and also to encourage your voter participation this NOVEMBER in the nationwide elections. This is #WesleyBell. He isn’t running for president, he’s running for Prosecuting Attorney. It’s been almost four years since the murder of #MichaelBrown in Ferguson. VOTERS of St. Louis County showed up at the POLLS to demand accountability for the long history of corruption and police violence. This is what the future for us looks like, more people that look like us in position to make REAL CONSEQUENCES for killing unarmed Blacks and Browns. I’m sure Mike Brown is smiling down on his city right now! 💕✊🏾@wesleybell_for_stlprosecutor @colorofchange #ColorofChangePAC #organizationforblackstruggle #MissouriFaithVoices #StLouisActionCouncil #WorkingFamiliesParty #investinyourrepresenatives #fightback #vote #sayitloud #blacklivesmatter (at Clayton County, Georgia)