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Janet Kelly Outlines Republican Path Forward on AI Ahead of 2028
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Alliance for a Better Future (ABF) CEO Janet Kelly outlined steps Republicans should take to address voter concerns over AI following the GOP's midterm election losses, warning Friday that the party must rebuild public trust on the emerging technology ahead of the 2028 presidential election.
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On Thursday’s “Greg Kelly Reports,” Greg reacted to Republican midterm losses by revisiting Sen. Josh Hawley's 2022 warning about the party's future, reflecting on President Trump's political comeback and challenging Nick Shirley's argument that younger candidates and social media helped Democrats…
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