Drag to reposition your photo

Dale Brantley

Male. Lives in United States. Is married.

Joined Groups4

64 Members

Wimkin & Patriot Switch

Community

539 Members

Donald John Trump Make America Great Again M A G A

Politics and Elections

5005 Members

The Patriot Party

Politics and Elections

84 Members

News

Education

Liked Pages3

3309 Likes

NewsMax

Company, Organization, or Institution » Media/News/Publishing

17 Likes

CancelTheHate.com

Company, Organization, or Institution

1565 Likes

WTF Memes

Entertainment

Dale Brantley

Report this User

Dale Brantley shared

July 24, 2026 9:18 am

Linda Guttendorf Hale shared a photo

July 24, 2026 9:14 am

Dale Brantley shared

July 23, 2026 2:42 pm

Iris Caballero shared a photo

July 23, 2026 1:22 pm

The Truth!

Lone☆Paladin

CONgrASS is embedded with them.

1 July 23, 2026

Dale Brantley shared

July 23, 2026 2:42 pm

Brent Cole - Author shared a photo

July 23, 2026 11:40 am

Lone☆Paladin

He's gonna need a tampon....

1 July 23, 2026

Dale Brantley shared

July 21, 2026 11:53 am

Dadovate shared a photo

July 21, 2026 10:31 am

From The Federalist Papers: This is a fight America cannot afford to lose. China has more to gain than anyone from slowing artificial intelligence development in the United States. ... View MoreFrom The Federalist Papers: This is a fight America cannot afford to lose. China has more to gain than anyone from slowing artificial intelligence development in the United States. America currently holds the advantage in advanced models, cutting-edge chips, investment, talent, and the computing infrastructure needed to push AI forward. Beijing knows it cannot easily beat us in a fair race, so its best opportunity is to convince America to tie its own hands. China’s aggressive open-source strategy is not an act of generosity. It is a way to distribute Chinese technology quickly, build global dependence on its systems, and compensate for models that have often lagged behind the best American products. Giving models away is one way to gain users when customers may not otherwise pay for them. Meanwhile, politicians, activists, unions, and professional alarmists in America are demanding that we block data centers, punish successful AI companies, restrict investment, and bury innovation under layers of regulation. Who benefits from that? Certainly not American workers, entrepreneurs, consumers, or national security. If China races ahead while America deliberately slows down, the consequences will reach far beyond chatbots. AI will shape military systems, medicine, manufacturing, intelligence, energy, finance, education, and nearly every major industry of the future. The country that dominates AI could become the dominant global power for generations. Giving away America’s advantage would be an absolute disgrace. The american people spent decades building the world’s greatest innovation economy, only to have politicians threaten it because activists have discovered another fashionable cause. Some of the people pushing this agenda may understand exactly whom their policies would help. Others are simply useful idiots, repeating anti-technology talking points without considering the geopolitical consequences. Either way, the result is the same. China advances, America retreats, and our children inherit a weaker country. This is not the time to pull the plug on American innovation. It is time to build, compete, and win. Do you agree the anti data center movement is being funded and pushed by China and those aligned with it?

View Less