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Between the lines: AI is emerging as the next great populist accelerant, fusing fears over lost jobs
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Trump is deeply unpopular.
Key facts
- On the right, a historic schism over the meaning of "America First" has left Trump's broad 2024 coalition in tatters
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- American politics, reordered and reimagined by a decade of President Trump 's rise, fall and resurrection, is imploding in substantial ways
- AI is emerging as the next great populist accelerant, fusing fears over lost jobs, soaring power bills and the unchecked power of billionaires
Summary
American politics, reordered and reimagined by a decade of President Trump 's rise, fall and resurrection, is imploding in substantial ways. Socialism is rising in popularity and clout. Israel is bleeding support with both parties. AI is dividing both sides of the aisle, with strong pro-worker coalitions forming among Republicans and Democrats. Everything is up for grabs, and wildly uncertain.