Yes.. in the early 90s or maybe even earlier, they all switched parties including Newt. They were all democrats.
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Dance Your Cares Away/Law Abiding Citizen
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Do they (libs) really think that if they killed Trump, that we wouldn’t kill every last Dem politician, actor, “reporter”, etc ?
Is that why they killed Chandler? He found out about Captain Winky??
If I know Trump, I don’t think he would broadcast where they are going. I bet it’s another city but watch em self deport outta Chicago.
Didn't 94% Catholic Mexico "elect" a Jewish President?
Insurance claim , hit and run, ........... who cares.
He’s wanted in The Hague for crimes as well. A real crooked asshole
LFG Gen Z!!!
Fuck that shit dot gif
Only if their elections are fair and honest....
Us old fks still got it.
And here’s another reason he visited trump. In 1999 the ftc wanted to break up Microsoft. Looks like he’s trying to head this off at the pass.
FTC Issues Staff Report on AI Partnerships & Investments Study
The Federal Trade Commission today issued a staff report on the corporate partnerships and investments formed between the largest cloud service providers (CSPs)—Alphabet, Inc., Amazon.com, Inc., an
Microsoft-OpenAI Partnership Raises Antitrust Concerns, FTC Says
from the rising-concerns dept.Microsoft's $13 billion investment in OpenAI raises concerns that the tech giant could extend its dominance in cloud computing into the nascent AI market, the Federal Trade Commission said in a report released Friday. From a report:The commission said Microsoft's deal with OpenAI, as well as Amazon and Google's partnerships with AI company Anthropic, raise the risk that AI developers could be "fully acquired" by the tech giants in the future.
"The FTC's report sheds light on how partnerships by big tech firms can create lock-in, deprive start-ups of key AI inputs, and reveal sensitive information that can undermine fair competition," FTC Chair Lina Khan said in a statement. The FTC has the power to open market studies to glean more information about industry trends. The findings can be used to inform future actions. It's unclear what the agency's new leadership under the Trump administration will do with the report.
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