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For my first post, I’m sharing a letter @NVIDIA signed on why open models matter.
AI will transform every industry, power every company, and be built by every country.
Open models strengthen safety and cybersecurity, accelerate innovation and diffusion, and enable sovereignty.
The world needs both frontier closed models and frontier open models.
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look you can do a whoopsie treason and you can fuck a direct. you can’t do both. well not the same scandal cycle anyway.
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Please, just a moment of your time…
As a Floridian at the end of my 7th decade, I want to say that I find @SenRickScott insufferable.
Thank you for your time. Carry on.
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This is a massive scandal: 8 of the 11 Democrats that didn’t show up to vote to impeach war criminal Pete Hegseth were at an AIPAC-affiliated event. The Israeli lobby doesn’t want Hegseth impeached because it wants him to keep committing war crimes against Iran. Both parties are traitors and must go.
Katherine Clark is the Democratic Whip in the House, and it is thus her responsibility to ensure members are there to vote.
Clark is also a founding member of EDW, which hosted an event tonight from 4:30pm to 6:30pm, overlapping with the 5:30pm vote on the Hegseth impeachment.
Of the 11 members who missed the Hegseth vote, 8 have received support from EDW or its AIPAC-tied super PAC EDW Action. Of those 8, two are sitting board members.
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Last night was a warning of what’s to come:
Democrats will spend the next two years delivering nothing to the people but excuses and betrayal, and liberals will be there every step of the way enabling the party and punching down at anyone who dares to fight for something better.
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Palantir CEO Alex Karp is signaling a shift toward Democrats following their midterm victories, criticizing Trump's immigration crackdown and Republicans' approach to economic justice.
Despite securing billions in federal contracts under Trump, Karp said Democrats had corrected course enough to potentially win his support in 2028.
“I've been a Democrat my whole life. I grew up in a far left environment. I know more about being a progressive than almost anybody on the planet,” Karp said.
On immigration, Karp welcomed Trump's acknowledgment that enforcement had gone too far, saying: “I'm glad he's saying in public now what I've been saying in private.”
Source: POLITICO
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Yes, the famously progressive stances of mass surveillance, invasions of privacy, and the exploitation of people’s personal data to fuel an authoritarian regime’s targeting of citizens for profit.
And Palantir won’t be held accountable because they fund Dem leadership too.
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Alex Karp now says that Palantir is progressive, he’s always been a Democrat, Trump went too far on immigration and his primary commitment is to economic justice. LMAOOOOOO
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Look at my opposition party dawg
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We gotta stop throwing America’s sons and daughters into the damn meat grinder of war just so Raytheon and the military industrial complex can make a shiny penny.
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AIPAC is no longer endorsing candidates but their money will keep flowing - and we will keep tracking it! 🕵️♂️
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So even Mitch McConnell who can barely speak can be wheeled in to vote against impeaching Hegseth but Democrats like Jonathan Jackson can't be bothered to leave their apartments a little bit earlier?
Tonight, House Republicans voted to send the articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to the Judiciary Committee, a move designed to stall accountability without a direct vote on the merits.
While en route to the floor to oppose that motion, a traffic incident and a police-escorted bus caused a delay that resulted in the vote closing before I, along with other Members, could reach the chamber. I have since entered my NO vote in the Congressional Record.
I remain firm in my position that Secretary Hegseth must be held accountable and impeached.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Despite this "traffic incident", 415 other members of the House were able to appear to vote.
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The date and time of the procedure was known since November 9th.
newsroomamerica.com/a/DVtz14TX8UsN…
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Lockheed Martin is a major donor to Hakeem Jeffries, so it's not surprising that Democrats’ first order of business is not stopping Trump's illegal war with Iran or the genocide in Gaza, but funding more war!
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Looks like Democrats deliberately sabotaged the effort to impeach Pete Hegseth 🧐⬇️
Katherine Clark is the Democratic Whip in the House, and it is thus her responsibility to ensure members are there to vote.
Clark is also a founding member of EDW, which hosted an event tonight from 4:30pm to 6:30pm, overlapping with the 5:30pm vote on the Hegseth impeachment.
Of the 11 members who missed the Hegseth vote, 8 have received support from EDW or its AIPAC-tied super PAC EDW Action. Of those 8, two are sitting board members.
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