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Well, this didn’t surprise me at all. Nothing about Trump’s past dealings has ever been straightforward.
Trump has always been pro-business, so maybe the ‘compromised’ angle is just a smokescreen for his actual laissez-faire stance.
Interesting take from Ossoff, but I worry that lack of regulation will lead to chaos regardless of who is in office.
Wait, does that mean he’d regulate AI if he weren’t compromised? Or is it a catch-22 where he can’t regulate either way?
Finally, someone says it out loud. The compromised status angle is the most honest assessment of the current political landscape.