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How AI might influence democracy in 2024                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 January 19, 2024 | [Read Online]( Good morning. It's Friday, Jan. 19, and we're covering the wriggle of the 2024 elections, Biden insulting Iowa voters, Fame Of Hall locks, and much more. First time reading? Sign up here. American Fact of the Day! Wyoming has an official state soil: Yes, they have a special kind of dirt and it is famous – the Forkwood Soil is Wyoming’s official state soil. Breaking Updates Is Michelle Obama About to 'Wiggle Into' the 2024 Presidential Race? [The notion that Barack and Michelle Obama have missed the overt reigns]( of power they enjoyed during the Obama presidency is widely held. Sure, some believe the former president has been pulling Joe Biden's strings from the beginning, but what if that isn't enough for the power-crazed couple? New York Post columnist Cindy Adams warned on Wednesday that[Americans shouldn't be shocked if Mrs. Obama "sneaks her way]( into the 2024 race." She began her op-ed by blistering Biden. Biden won’t debate. Can’t. Our codger-in-chief can’t even read the prewritten script in front of him fast enough to pronounce the words. So, forget him — which most of us already have. Question: If Michelle is indeed running — why is she waiting so long to enter the race? Could it be part of a larger plan to dump Joe by, say, March? By "dump Joe," I mean to first offer him a face-saving way to quietly bow out. The [Obamas, worth at least $70 million, as estimated by Business Insider in February 2023,](enjoy an extravagant lifestyle — while the former president at least attempts to play puppetmaster to addled 81-year-old Biden. Read more updates [here]( Biden Insults the Voters of Iowa and Appears to Mock the 'March for Life' [Biden made a damning admission in response to the strikes](against the Houthis for attacking our assets and those of other countries. He admitted that the strikes so far weren't working. Weakness rarely works, and telling people "don't" rarely stops them, especially if they know by experience that they're not going to be dealt with severely. If you start out with weakness, people don't take you seriously. He was also asked about other subjects like Trump's resounding win in the Iowa caucuses and what it meant for the November presidential election. But Joe being Joe, I don't think he realized what he was saying as he tried to ding Trump, but in the process, managed to insult the people of the Hawkeye State. "I don't think Iowa means anything," Biden sniped, not getting he was putting down the state and its voters. He continued: The president got 50 some thousand votes, the lowest number of votes anybody who's won got. This idea that it's going to be some kind of runaway. He can characterize any way he wants. I'll let him make that judgment. [What he said about Trump's showing was also spin to try to deflect from realities:](Trump won by almost 30 points. He got a higher percentage than anyone in recent history. He also almost swept all the counties, coming up just one vote short of winning 99. It was a formidable win in a state where Biden did not do well in 2020. When almost 76 percent turned out in Iowa in 2020, Trump beat Biden running away, 53.09 percent to 44.89. Biden's dismissive attitude is not going to go over well in Iowa, as Jeff Kaufman, the Iowa GOP chair, noted. He pointed out that Biden lost in caucuses in 2008/2020 in the state as well. Read more updates [here]( American Sports & Culture Steelers' Cameron Heyward confirms he's not retiring: 'I love playing football, I want to play football' The veteran isn't done just yet Ranking 10 active MLB players closest to becoming Hall of Fame locks, and what they need to do to get there Aaron Judge, Gerrit Cole, Manny Machado, Bryce Harper and Mookie Betts are among the names on this list Stan Van Gundy gives Knicks ‘puncher’s chance’ at playoff run with 50 wins realistic With 23 home games left, a 25-15, 50-32 finish is hardly an unreasonable expectation, whether or not the Knicks make a move before the trade deadline. American Business & Markets Habits, humans and money: 6 books to inspire you to think differently Discover the best books to inspire you to achieve your goals in 2024. Learn from the experts and get motivated. How passion can drive entrepreneurial success – George Deeb | Red Rocket Ventures Join George Deeb on The Small Business Show as he shares his insights on how passion plays a key role in the success of entrepreneurs. Unlocking the Importance of Cybersecurity for Business Success - In today’s digitally driven world, in which businesses heavily rely on computer systems and the information living within such systems, the importance of cybersecurity cannot be overstated. Utah ranked as the nation’s prime spot for budding entrepreneurs What makes Utah the top state to start a business in? American Politics How AI might influence democracy in 2024 Threat from bots and deepfakes stalks key elections around the world next year Elon Musk Holds Ground, Dogecoin and Bitcoin Retain Solid Positions On Tech Tycoon's Holdings Musk, who christened himself as DogeFather, shared during a recent X Spaces event that he still owns DOGE while another one of his companies still has "a bunch" of Bitcoin on its portfolio. Elon Musk's warning about Tesla stake raises governance questions Elon Musk's warning about developing AI and robotics outside Tesla unless he gets more voting control could infringe on his duties as CEO and raise questions about the automaker's valuation, governance experts and analysts said. Share Keeping Up With America You currently have 0 referrals. [Click to Share]( Or copy and paste this link to others: Update your email preferences or unsubscribe [here]( © 2024 Keeping Up With America 19354 Watermark Drive, Suite 202 Cornelius, NC 28031, United States

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