Democratic consultants are warning their candidates in some key races not to lean into AI regulations out of fear that powerful tech groups could spend heavily against them.
Agreed. The leadership and the people they surround themselves with are just shit people who have forgotten that corporations aren’t people.
Even in a issue that all Americans can actually agree suck ass, they can’t help themselves in aligning themselves with corporations. Even a winning position, they salivate and whore themselves to corporate money.
Donate to progressives and vote them out, that’s been my plan for almost two decades now
I’m terrified that the larger fascist movement will decide data centers and Flock are expendable and fully adopt these popular positions because Democrats refuse to do so. Or worse, realize they can just lie about it and then do nothing to hurt their corporate friends.
These are easy political wins. Fuck the opposition money, just adopt the position with 70%+ political support and regular people activated enough to go shout at their local reps about it. Having the position people are passionate about is worth more and it’s just sitting there waiting for someone to claim it.
Agreed. The leadership and the people they surround themselves with are just shit people who have forgotten that corporations aren’t people.
Even in a issue that all Americans can actually agree suck ass, they can’t help themselves in aligning themselves with corporations. Even a winning position, they salivate and whore themselves to corporate money.
Donate to progressives and vote them out, that’s been my plan for almost two decades now
I’m terrified that the larger fascist movement will decide data centers and Flock are expendable and fully adopt these popular positions because Democrats refuse to do so. Or worse, realize they can just lie about it and then do nothing to hurt their corporate friends.
These are easy political wins. Fuck the opposition money, just adopt the position with 70%+ political support and regular people activated enough to go shout at their local reps about it. Having the position people are passionate about is worth more and it’s just sitting there waiting for someone to claim it.
And in two decades, how much good has that done?
Maybe it time to try a new strategy.