ChatGPT, an AI program capable of responding to queries in great detail, has captured the interest of the world. But when asked to serve in a congressional capacity, the program essentially turned into an incompetent far-left Squad member. Last month, reports surfaced indicating the chatbot tool had passed law school exams at the University of Minnesota Law School.

"We will win. I will run for speaker. I feel confident about it. And my members do, too." Nancy Pelosi, 2018 CDMedia will be releasing a series of articles on this subject matter. This is the first in the series. More will follow shortly. All of the coming information can be found at Great American Rebirth.

Georgia Rep.-elect Andrew Clyde arrived in the nation's capital with the unique distinction of already having federal legislation named after him. The gun store owner gained prominence for fighting back when the IRS suddenly seized nearly $1 million from his bank account in 2013.

You'd have to be blind not to see it. John Perazzo is the editor of the Freedom Center's Discover the Networks website. As Americans continue to watch the 2020 election controversy unfold, the very same publications that spent years lying about President Trump's "Russia collusion" are once again telling us what we are dutifully supposed to believe.

Rep.-elect Victoria Spartz grew up in Soviet-controlled Ukraine and saw the "misery" that occurs when socialism fails. So the incoming GOP representative is alarmed by how the left, especially young people, have embraced socialism here in America as a solution.

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Bipartisan negotiators on Capitol Hill are finalizing work on an emergency spending bill for the coronavirus with a pricetag around $7.5 billion. The spending bill, which could be released on Tuesday, is expected to pass the House and Senate within the next two weeks.

House Democrats blocked a resolution on Tuesday that expressed support for oppressed Iranian protesters and condemned Iran for shooting down a Ukrainian passenger plane last week that killed 176 people. "Consideration and a vote on House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy's resolution was blocked ... by a vote of 226-191," The Daily Caller reported.