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Reporter @TPM. Author: To Catch A Fascist. Words: Guardian, Zeteo, MS NOW, The Nation. Formerly HuffPost. Tips: ChrisM@talkingpointsmemo.com.

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Ramaswamy Campaigned With Pastor Who Says ‘Satan’ Is Using Islam to Launch ‘War’ Against America Original

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By Christopher Mathias
| Talking Points Memo Verified
The pastor also called the modern practice of Judaism "fake." PARK CITY, UTAH - MAY 22: Candidate for governor of Ohio Vivek Ramaswamy speaks at the Gigawatt Summit on May 22, 2026 in Park City, Utah. The one day summit saw a gathering of energy and AI industry executives to di... PARK CITY, UTAH - MAY 22: Candidate for governor of Ohio Vivek Ramaswamy speaks at the Gigawatt Summit on May 22, 2026 in Park City, Utah.
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The Bizarre AI Ad Trying to Make an Extremist Candidate Look Like Jesus

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By Christopher Mathias
| Talking Points Memo Verified
[Essay] With every new detail, Sen. Eric Schmitt’s (R-MO) mortifying attempt to make former Special Counsel Jack Smith perjure himself seems more and more bumbling.
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The Bizarre AI Ad Trying to Make an Extremist Candidate Look Like Jesus

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By Christopher Mathias, Kate Riga Verified, Allegra Kirkland Verified
| Yahoo Verified
The Slopaganda Midterms This election cycle is rife with "slopaganda" — that is, AI-generated "slop" used for political propaganda. In a fascinating recent piece in the Washington Post, TPM alum Matt Shuham noted that roughly 164 of these ads have appeared on TV or online, mostly in service of Republican candidates.
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