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The AI Race, and Why the Left is Threatened by It
There’s something else about AI that has the left shaken up. The quiet part they will not say out loud. They know AI is being built to tell the truth, and that is not good for them. The fact that they have the mainstream media and college professors lying for them to turn this place into a gulag would be threatened by artificial intelligence. That’s why they are speaking out in unison. It’s all contrived. Just like in congress, when they are all in lockstep with each other, this was planned. The narrative, the timing, the message. They cannot allow technology to develop without their influence and control. Otherwise, it is a threat to them and their power.
The Left is For the Illegal Alien, Not the American Citizen
We are two months ahead of the midterms, and the Democrat party is going all in for the illegal alien. Their political future depends far too much on allowing as many people to come into the country as possible, giving them free stuff, and telling them they are the ones who will continue to give them free stuff. There once was a time (and we’ve all heard the stories) of people coming into the country with nothing in their pockets, people who worked hard, made a life for themselves and their families, and who were given nothing. Not only were they given nothing, they expected nothing. They didn’t show up bearing flags from other countries like the caravans coming from the south, but they loved America.
Local - SC
Another Establishment Disappointment
I’m about at the end of my rope when it comes to South Carolina politics. At least for now. Yesterday’s bought and paid for election of DEI Darline Graham over tried-and-true conservative Ralph Norman proves we have a long way to go. From the start, the odds were stacked against Norman, as they always are in this state when it comes to conservative candidates. Tons of money poured in form her from the usual corrupt PACs, and she was able to outspend him 4 to 1. She also had the terrible Trump endorsement, which he gets wrong every single time in this state. So many people (in this case, 193,396) will just do what they are told rather than thinking for themselves.
When will this state actually elect some conservative leadership? I don’t think I’m asking for much. Last night was a great opportunity to have our first conservative Senator in many years. And now that’s not going to happen. We do have some conservative leadership in the state house, but their agenda is regularly railroaded because establishment fake Republicans would rather unite with Democrats than work with the Freedom Caucus. This explains why this state only turns out 40% conservative legislation.
Ralph Norman is the Conservative Choice - Vote Tomorrow!
Tomorrow is the runoff election between proven conservative Ralph Norman and unqualified Darline Graham, who seems to believe she has a right to the seat because she is the sister of Lindsey Graham. This seems like a no brainer, but there are far too many good ‘ol boys down here who were loyal to Lindsey that will likely vote for Darline based on that alone, or for the fact that President Trump endorsed her, continuing his tradition of endorsing the least conservative candidates in the state of South Carolina. Those two items will likely make this race a close one, so don’t forget to vote, and bring as many people with you as you can.
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