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Some lawmakers doubt a Congress that’s ‘barely capable of email’ can regulate AI (www.nbcnews.com)
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[–] daychilde@lemmy.world 2 points 9 hours ago

Only in the sense that a supermajority of our Congress is beholden to the oligarchs on economic issues, sure, but there is even a minority but growing wing of progressives who need our support.

Meanwhile, on social issues - things like human rights - there is rather more difference between the two parties. Anyone can look at what the support, and while establishment Democrats tend not to be extremely forceful about protecting human rights as much as progressives would like, they are worlds apart from the fascists who are trying to instill Christian nationalism.