McMorrow submitted secret AIPAC policy paper attempting to keep pro-Israel lobby neutral in primary

What was said

"To that end, one of her top supporters on a donor call said that McMorro had submitted an excellent Apac paper, policy position paper. I suspect he misspoke and he meant DMFI, which is Democratic Majority for Israel, which is kind of an Apac offshoot. Either way, so McMoral produced this secret Israel policy paper in an attempt to keep Apac out. Um that kept coming up dur throughout the race uh with people saying this also appears cynical like what are you not what's in that paper released the paper what are you not telling us about your actual position."

Mallerie McMorrow's campaign produced a secret Israel policy paper for AIPAC or Democratic Majority for Israel in an attempt to keep pro-Israel lobbying groups neutral rather than support establishment candidate Haley Stevens. The existence of the paper was leaked from a donor call, and McMorrow's refusal to release it publicly fueled perceptions of cynicism and inauthenticity among Democratic primary voters. Chicago progressive Daniel Biss, who defeated an AIPAC-backed candidate, later advised candidates to never even take meetings with the group due to political toxicity.