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Got it. That’s how far behind I amHe’s talking about HY
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Got it. That’s how far behind I amHe’s talking about HY
AI fakes will outrun the law. Unless Gubment puts some screws to companies driving AI like Apple, Tesla etc.As an aside, I think law enforcement is learning that withholding names of suspects in custody too long is creating a vacuum filled by lunatic conspiracy theorists and seem to be moving back toward as much information disclosure as early as possible after some time of increasing foot-dragging (that seemed to be a reaction to people running down the social media footprint of suspects before cops could so and conspiracists launching fake social media accounts of the alleged suspect for their own purposes).
He doesn't care what the mayor or any other official there wants or thinks. He'll go there, stir up even more animosity and hatred for immigrants there, cater to the local bigots, and then fly away and leave the mayor and city council and other local officials to deal with the mess he's created. It's basically what the guy does almost everywhere he goes.Last I saw the mayor had asked him not to come. Citing the already strained police officers and other civil servants.
He and Trump need to be confronted with DeWine’s words that this is all false, and force them to try to discredit a popular governor. This could backfire massively and really help Sherrod Brown.
Yeah, this feels like more evidence of a campaign that has given up on getting new voters and is trying to find something to get its base fired up enough to match Dem enthusiasm. The problem is Trump’s base has never been large enough for him to win. He must either get a lot of moderates or convince Dems to stay home, and nothing about the Springfield story is likely to help him with that.We all know why they're doing it. At least there are some media members calling them out on their bullshit.
I'm not sure it's getting them the traction they think it is. Especially when the republican governor of the state is calling them out.
Or, maybe, they see an opportunity to activate the sympathetic nervous system of just enough burb and exburb soccer moms in neighboring PA? Yeah, maybe they piss off the entire 60k pop of Springfield, OH, and a few surrounding communities, but those numbers don't put OH at risk.Yeah, this feels like more evidence of a campaign that has given up on getting new voters and is trying to find something to get its base fired up enough to match Dem enthusiasm. The problem is Trump’s base has never been large enough for him to win. He must either get a lot of moderates or convince Dems to stay home, and nothing about the Springfield story is likely to help him with that.
I would LOVE to have a peek at Trump’s internals right now. I have a feeling they’re dire, and one of the worst numbers for him is the enthusiasm gap. That would explain a lot of the “throw crazy against the wall” strategy we’ve seen since the debate.
From the data I have seen come in, outside of the base, no one believes the stuff about Ohio. It's not resonating as an issue (outside of the trauma THEY have brought to the community...ie backfiring)Or, maybe, they see an opportunity to activate the sympathetic nervous system of just enough burb and exburb soccer moms in neighboring PA? Yeah, maybe they piss off the entire 60k pop of Springfield, OH, and a few surrounding communities, but those numbers don't put OH at risk.