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The opinion is in the Madison Square Garden
Texas Senator and US Presidential candidate Ted Cruz has said he’s “concerned about the influx of new voters to Texas in recent years and its shifting demographics”. “We’re not just going to shoot the bastards,” Cruz said. “We’re going to cut out their living guts and use them to grease the treads of our tanks,”…
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Could the upcoming US election be influenced by artificial intelligence and deepfakes?
The US State Department has called on social media platforms to get rid of AI-generated porn, which it claims can lead to violence and hate speech. US Senator Ted Cruz had introduced the ‘Take It Down’ Act in June that would require firms to remove both revenge porn and non-consensual deepfake porn. The bill was…
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The support of Christian nationalism is strongest in rural states
Talking about Christian nationalism, Tom Parker, the 25th President of the US, said, “By the time Donald Trump arrives, this group of Christian nationalists, whether they be evangelical, or conservative Catholics or Mormons, have a different attitude towards people like Ted Cruz or Mike Huckabee.” He added, “The group of Christian nationalists think that Trump…
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The first GOP primary debate of the election season is just around the corner
The first Republican primary debate in Wisconsin, the state that’ll host the 2020 US presidential election, is scheduled to take place on Wednesday night. Former US President Donald Trump has announced that he won’t be participating in the debate. Meanwhile, Joe Biden and Ted Cruz have also announced that they won’t participate in the debate.
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Changes might be coming in the election results.
Former US President Donald Trump ignored the mid-term elections, a Republican candidate for Texas governor said. “Not in Ted Cruz’s state of Texas. Pennsylvania could take days,” Doug Mastriano told a right-wing audience. He added that it could take days for vote counts in Pennsylvania to be complete, after the acting elections chief said last…
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Fact check: Democratic ads exaggerate GOP abortion stances.
In an ad for the US Senate elections, Democratic candidate Kamala Harris said she’ll always fight for a women’s right to make their own health care decisions, while Republican candidate Ted Cruz doesn’t. “I do not support imposing…federal will on states,” she added. Cruz has proposed a 15-week abortion ban but has said it should…