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sentences that state something as happening or true
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2 of 15 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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Podcaster Tim Pool made an intriguing claim on his show last week.
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According to Pool, a right-wing media personality has scanned images of themselves to create an AI dupe, with plans to let the doppelgänger take over their content-creation responsibilities.
“There’s a high-profile right-leaning personality who told me two years ago they had 3D-scanned their body and done voice training to create an AI version of themselves,” Pool said.
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Pool → accord → themselves
“And I wouldn’t be surprised if the videos they put out of them talking actually are AI at this point.
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them → put → point
Because they said that was their intention.”
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If so, which MAGA pundit has gone on a permanent vacation and left their AI clone to hold down their job?
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You know who hasn’t 3D-mapped our hosts to make us into robots?
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This week, we’ve got a landmark development in American political history: the first groyper congressional candidate of our newfound groyper era.
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–Will
COLORADO CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE Kelley Dennison has gotten a lot of attention on the right for being a “goth baddie”—a term, embraced by her own campaign, meaning a hot “goth” woman.
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“The internet is calling her America’s first goth baddie!” said podcaster Dr. Drew in a July interview with Dennison.
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Drew → call → Dennison
“She’s a goth baddie!” Daily Wire personality Michael Knowles said in a video.
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But Dennison, 27, who won the Republican nomination in a June primary, is interesting for another reason: She appears to be courting the antisemitic “groyper” movement surrounding white-nationalist podcaster Nick Fuentes, not just by trying to appeal to its members but by adopting some of their antics.
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That means Dennison’s nomination would appear to make her the first groyper-allied candidate to win a major party’s nomination for federal office.1
Dennison has not formally identified as a groyper, and she didn’t respond to a request for comment.
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But her online campaign work leans heavily into
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