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“If you pause AI research, you’re also pausing the research on how to make it safer.” On a No Labels call this week, Daniel Castro (@castrotech) made the case that innovation and safety don’t have to be competing goals.
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China’s Cultural Revolution showed where the politics of hate can lead: mass imprisonment, torture, and the killing of political opponents. Now Hasan Piker (@hasanthehun) is openly calling for that kind of political violence in America.
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As you’ve been told over and over, there is nothing even remotely resembling a genocide in Gaza. And now here are the numbers to prove it. Case rested and closed. You were duped by a very sophisticated false marketing campaign. Now that you understand that, remember it when they manufacture the next lie about Israel.
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You don't hire a mechanic because they give a great speech. You hire them because they can fix what’s broken. Politics should be the same way. Voters deserve leaders judged by what they’ve actually accomplished – not simply how well they perform on stage, writes @mpreddy54: thefulcrum.us/ethics-leaders…
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Americans deserve leaders who show up and get to work. @WSJ recently highlighted No Labels' analysis showing the House is spending far less time in session than in previous years. With major challenges like the national debt, AI and the cost of living demanding attention, Congress should be spending more time tackling them – not less. wsj.com/politics/johnson-hou…
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Putting country over party isn't always easy. But it's necessary. @RepMGP and @RepGolden broke with Democratic leadership to advance a commonsense bill imposing tougher sanctions on Russia. That's courage. That's leadership. Washington needs more of that. punchbowl.news/article/house…
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The politics of hate tells us that anyone who disagrees with us is the enemy. @HaleyforMI is calling for something better – respectful disagreement, civility, and a focus on actually solving problems. That’s what America needs more of.
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The politics of hate thrives when leaders are afraid to speak up. Credit to @RepCuellar for calling out Hasan Piker's (@Hasanthehun) comments. We need more leaders willing to reject hateful rhetoric – no matter where it comes from.
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This is the politics of hate in action. Turn Americans against one another. Stoke anger. Exploit our differences. Keep everyone fighting. Twenty-five years after 9/11, we should remember something our politics too often forget: America is strongest when we refuse to hate each other. dailymail.com/news/article-1…
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Twenty-five years later, what role has 9/11 played in America's political polarization? We asked former CIA analyst Martin Gurri (@mgurri) on a recent No Labels call about how the attacks reshaped American politics, security, and civil liberties.
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Nearly 25 years after 9/11, America still hasn’t fully implemented one of the 9/11 Commission’s key security recommendations. @RepStefanik and @RepJoshG are working across the aisle to change that – pushing for a modern biometric entry-exit system to better track who enters and leaves the country. nypost.com/2026/08/31/us-new…
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The DSA isn’t offering a better version of capitalism or democracy. Its platform would dismantle core American institutions and hand vastly more power to government. @RepTomSuozzi is sounding the alarm – and Democrats should listen. thefp.com/p/rep-tom-suozzi-d…
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Standing up to the extremes in your own party takes courage. Credit to @RepJoshG, @RepScholten, @RepTomSuozzi, and @RepMoskowitz for drawing a clear line against the DSA and its agenda. More Democrats should follow their lead. wsj.com/opinion/democrats-vs…
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Senator @ElissaSlotkin is doing something too many leaders will not: naming extremism in her own political family and refusing to make excuses for it. That is what commonsense leadership looks like. No community should have to fear violence for its political views, full stop.
In response to Hasan Piker's recent comments on Jews in America being targeted because of their views on Israel: This shouldn’t be hard: no community should face the threat violence for their political views. Period. That goes if you’re pro-Israel, pro-Palestine, pro-choice, pro-life or any other cause you care about. And blaming the victims of violence for bringing it on themselves only further endangers people. In a time where political violence and anti-semitism has been spiking— and where just 6 months ago Michigan had a nearly deadly event of anti-semitic mass violence at Temple Israel — no one should causally be suggesting that anyone, Jews or otherwise, are to blame for being targeted.
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America still leads China in AI – but by a matter of months, not years. On a recent No Labels call, leading AI policy expert and former Pentagon strategist @Gregory_C_Allen warned that taking more time to test powerful AI systems may make them safer, but it could also give China time to catch up.
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Today, Problem Solvers Caucus Co-Chairs @RepBrianFitz and @RepTomSuozzi released the following statement on the national debt surpassing $40 Trillion:
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Here are ten leaders willing to stand up and fight the politics of hate. That takes courage. Especially when it comes from your side. Thank you @SenatorSlotkin @RepJoshG @SenJackyRosen @RepSusieLee @RepJeffries @RitchieTorres @SenBooker @RepSchneider @RepScholten @RepAuchincloss
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Republicans and Democrats alike should follow @RepJoshG’s lead and condemn Hasan Piker (@hasanthehun). The politics of hate has no place in America – and rejecting it shouldn’t be partisan.
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