Frank Luntz
@FrankLuntz
I’ll show you what Americans really think with data, facts, and the occasional meme. 📊
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Sen. Bernie Sanders is proposing 20-year prison sentences for AI developers who pursue artificial superintelligence.
That’s a sentence on par with being found guilty of developing a rogue nuclear weapon.
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During Michigan’s Democratic primary, Abdul El Sayed campaigned extensively with @HasanTheHun (a Twitch streamer from Los Angeles).
Now, during the general election, @AbdulElSayed says he’s not interested in answering questions about “a social media person in California.”
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“The goal is to reach 60 to 70 percent of pre-war oil exports.” 🛢️
In case you’re wondering why the nation had a record-high $432 billion budget deficit last month.
The number of Americans with an alcohol use disorder has fallen by 4 million over the past five years, from 10.6% of the population in 2021 to 8.9% today.
After @AbdulElSayed won Michigan’s Democratic primary for Senate this week, Democrats’ chances of winning the seat in November plunged to 48% in @TheEconomist’s forecast.
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Vivek makes a pledge to Ohioans if a data center is built in their community:
1.) You will no longer have to pay for your home’s electricity.
2.) You will pay lower property taxes.
3.) The data center will be required to abide by all air and water quality standards.
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Opponents of @NYCMayor have tried (and failed) to attack him on things like his religion, his affiliations, and his inability to benchpress 135 lb.
The @ManhattanInst is trying something different by debating his policies.
Whatever you may think of Mayor Mamdani or the Manhattan Institute, a healthy debate of the most consequential issues facing residents is crucial for democratic society. Ideally, it'll take the best parts of everyone's ideas to form policies that truly work for all New Yorkers.
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The Dept. of Education is rolling out a new accountability test for colleges and universities.
The test itself is simple: If an undergrad program's graduates don't earn more than workers who never went to college, that program could be cut off from federal student loans.
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