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No one knows it’s Constitution Day. It's never mattered more | Opinion (opens the original)
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With the midterms only weeks away, we are watching in real time how far a president will reach for power—and whether the country will enforce the constitutional limits he is defying. September 17 is Constitution Day. There will be no fireworks or national parades. No long weekend. Most Americans probably won’t know it’s happening. That’s remarkable, because Americans don’t have to search very hard right now for a real-world constitutional lesson. We’ve watched fights over executive orders, presi
The agent within the agentic minded Donald Trump | Opinion (opens the original)
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There is a lot of talk of agents these days. The AI agentic economy is showing dazzling promise to drive real economic growth and leaps in productivity. Even if one holds pessimistic views about the prospects for an AI future, it is hard to deny that we are all likely to have agents working for us in the near future, involving many different levels of tasks. Donald Trump may be the biggest cheerleader for that agentic AI future, while advocating little by way of guardrails or constraints. As man
Dems should push own 'Save ACT,' be pro- AI for affordability win | Opinion (opens the original)
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There are two political truisms that become more and more apparent as we get closer to the November elections. First of all, the issues voters care most about are affordability and the cost of living. Second, when it comes to these issues and managing inflation, President Trump is deeply, deeply underwater. The Democrats know that, given broad voter dissatisfaction with the cost of groceries, gas, health care, and so many other consumer items, they have the momentum on this issue. On another iss
If 'Save America' dies, how could Trump still kill elections? | Opinion (opens the original)
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It has been extraordinary political theater to watch Donald Trump pull back his own nominee for director of national intelligence, and withdraw support for a major bipartisan housing bill, in an effort to leverage Congress into passing his so called “Save America Act” that would impose massive new changes to the country’s election systems. The only problem is this is not theater—Trump is deadly serious about suppressing as much voting as he can from corners of the electorate he believes are unli
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