Yes, the Biden administration halted Trump-era border wall construction shortly after taking office, leaving large quantities of already-purchased materials unused, exposed to the elements (where many rusted), and eventually disposed mostly as scrap for pennies on the dollar.
The two most powerful leaders in the world are sitting in the White House right now, and CNN and MS NOW are shrieking that a radical left-wing judge just blocked President Trump from kicking their reporters out of the press briefings.
Let’s see, you bunch of geniuses: Congress can’t even stop the spam and crank calls flooding my phone… yet they insist they need to control AI to “protect America.”
"These are indeed the most important midterm elections in the history of our country."
Former White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt joins @seanhannity to discuss the midterms, saying "America truly is at a crossroads" as she draws a sharp distinction between the two parties.
Leavitt also takes aim at Democrats, declaring: "They want to destroy America."
Let’s see, you bunch of geniuses: Congress can’t even stop the spam and crank calls flooding my phone… yet they insist they need to control AI to “protect America.”
The same voices that treat rapid technological progress, energy abundance, or institutional reform as existential threats to our country are the ones demanding we slow, restrict, or effectively halt the frontier AI development on the grounds that it is too dangerous to proceed.
The biggest AI companies are lobbying Congress for regulations that safeguard their current advantages and technologies, effectively slamming the gate shut on smaller rivals who might challenge them later.
What I’d really like to see is a list of the most frequently recycled phrases in American television advertising over the past 30 years, along with some of the funniest, most exaggerated, or most obviously meaningless advertising clichés. What are the greatest hits of advertising