AIPAC Invites Candace Owens to a Dallas Motorcade This Weekend

The American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) extended a surprising invitation to conservative commentator Candace Owens to join their Dallas Motorcade on Saturday.

The event, ostensibly a commemoration tied to the city’s historical significance, now appears to double as a peculiar networking opportunity, with AIPAC claiming they want to explore “future business ventures” with Owens — despite recently dubbing her “Antisemite of the Year” in 2024.

The invitation comes on the heels of Owens’ latest episode, where she dove into the newly released JFK assassination files, released by the U.S. National Archives earlier this week. During the broadcast, Owens highlighted Israel’s historical ties to U.S. foreign policy 104-10337-10001.

Her remarks, which some interpreted as airing “Israel’s dirty laundry,” have sparked outrage among pro-Israel groups, yet AIPAC insists this outreach is purely pragmatic.

“We believe in dialogue, even with those who’ve, shall we say, ruffled feathers,” said AIPAC spokesperson Miriam Levitt, speaking from their Washington, D.C., office.

“Candace’s platform reaches millions, and we see untapped potential for collaboration—perhaps a podcast sponsorship or a shared conference on geopolitical misunderstandings.”

The motorcade, set to roll through Dealey Plaza—the site of JFK’s 1963 assassination—adds a layer of irony, as Owens has hinted the event could be a chance to “uncover more secrets” from the files, which include CIA records on Oswald’s activities in Mexico City and New Orleans.

AIPAC’s decision to invite Owens has also raised eyebrows among Democrats, who have long relied on the organization’s support but now face awkward questions about its strategy.

One anonymous Democratic strategist told the Washington Wick, “This is the kind of optics that makes us look like we’re chasing every vote, even the ones that hate us.”

The invitation, timed just days after the JFK file release, has fueled speculation that AIPAC is trying to pivot its image—or at least distract from Owens’ sharp commentary on Israel’s role in U.S. politics, which she framed as part of a broader conspiracy narrative.

Conspiracy theorists online are keeping Owens in their prayers.

"It's clear why they're inviting Candace Owens to the exact spot JFK was assassinated," said Chad Barkley, an online political commentator. "I just pray she makes it out alive."

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