
Eric Cantor (R-Vir.) told me that the House majority leader – who’s currently in Israel with a delegation of lawmakers – also won’t be able to make it the Beck rally.


“Senator Lieberman supports this event and wishes he could be there in person to express his support for a secure and free Israel, for Jerusalem as the undivided capital of Israel, and for a rock-solid US-Israel relationship based on shared, eternal values and common current interests and enemies,” the spokesperson said. Lieberman – who originally announced his attendance during an appearance on Beck’s now-cancelled show – will have to lend his support in absentia, it seems.

And now he’s trying to repeat his success in Israel, and watching lawmakers bail on it.
