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Edit request 3 July 2026: Fertig is not leader or founder of the PAC American Priorities

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Source: https://newjerseyglobe.com/congress/pro-palestine-super-pac-plans-to-spend-2-million-supporting-hamawy/

Contrary to the current article text, Hannah Fertig is not a current leader or founder of American Priorities. The New Jersey Globe source (April 24, 2026) has Fertig as "then-American Priorities director" and includes a correction stating that Fertig "is American Priorities' former director, not its founder." The article currently lists Fertig as the "Leader" in the infobox, and describes Fertig as the founder of the group in the history & activities portion and leadership portion. Please remove those inaccurate instances.

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Edit request 3 July 2026: Fertig is not leader or founder of the PAC American Priorities