That's the kind of goofy mistake you see AI make.
Thanks for reminding me that when Trump dies, they'll be able to replace him with a robot and even with our comparatively primitive technology, no one will be able to tell the difference.That's the kind of goofy mistake you see AI make.
I disagree. The more people talk about just how damaging Trump is to the nation and the institution, the better. No, these are not individuals I agree with on policy (I mean, George Will? That asshat has been a dick since the 80s) but if their voices are what it takes to demonstrate Trump's unique danger to the republic, then fine.this feels like a very good example of "STOP 'HELPING'...."
Former Ronald Reagan staffers endorse Kamala Harris for president
More than a dozen who served under Republican president quote his call for a ‘Time for Choosing’www.theguardian.com
But neither Trump nor his campaign are that smart. if they were, Trump would be wearing a gag every time he went out.Plus, polling regularly shows a majority of Americans look back on Reagan fondly. That said, I doubt a letter signed by the Reagan White House chief photographer is going to move the needle. And if invoking Reagan could stop Trump it would've worked in the 2016 primaries of the party that considered Reagan its patron saint. Anyone you could peel off is long since gone.
The real "stop helping" one to me seemed like Dick Cheney. A deeply unpopular former VP with all the Bush admin and Iraq War baggage openly endorsing Harris. If Trump were actually rich he should be blaring that endorsement in deeply blue states to try and drive down turnout and Harris' popular vote margin.