Donald Trump claims he has now "banned" news outlets from the White House, including MS NOW, amid cratering polls and attacks on voting access. The Weeknight breaks down the latest attack on free speech coming from the administration.
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Anti-tech sentiments among Republican voters may open a new path to the nomination. The post Potential Vance Challengers Adopt AI Criticism Ahead Of ’28 appeared first on The American Conservative .
Politics Politics Potential Vance Challengers Adopt AI Criticism Ahead Of ’28 Anti-tech sentiments among Republican voters may open a new path to the presidency. Photo by Karl Mondon / AFP via Getty Images The Trump administration is pushing back hard against AI doomerism. President Donald Trump calls the warnings that AI may destroy humanity a “sick conspiracy” and a “HOAX.” Vice President J.D. Vance claims these dire predictions from some tech leaders resemble a “Trojan horse” that could result in regulations that hurt the country. Vance’s response indicates he will campaign as a tech optimist in 2028. That’s not surprising. Unlike many politicians, he thinks AI development is a good thing and the government should…Open
The Pentagon and CIA have routinely trotted out propagandists posing as analysts. The post The Trump Admin Isn’t First to Use Paid Influencers appeared first on The American Conservative .
Uncategorized The Trump Admin Isn’t First to Use Paid Influencers The Pentagon and CIA have routinely trotted out propagandists posing as analysts. (Photo by Alex Wroblewski / AFP via Getty Images) In late August, the Washington Post reported the Department of Defense was using paid social media “influencers” to gain public support for the Trump administration’s stances on foreign policy and military reforms. An article a few days earlier in the hawkish but anti-Trump Bulwark had provided some similar allegations and examples. Although the relatively new venue of social media adds a wrinkle, the tactic of the White House or the federal bureaucracy using ostensibly independent analysts to validate the national security state’s…Open
