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Using Ai to Build Cases Against Donald Trump or Joe Biden5/10/23Antonio wants to teach you Ai smartly and intelligently with growing and trending topicsA New York jury found Donald Trump liable for sexually assaulting and defaming writer E. Jean Carroll, ordering him to pay her $5 million in damages President Biden’s fiscal year 2024 tax proposal would impose new taxes on unearned income, while improving the child tax creditHow to Use Ai to Create a DefenseGo to ChatGPTGet 1 or 2 articles concerning what you’re interested in knowing about, enter it into ChatGPT, and ask for all the major points of the articlesYou cannot legislate righteousnessWrite a letter to your state senatorAsk ChatGPT to help you write a letter to your senatorPrompt ExampleMy name is Antonio T Smith Jr and I want to write a letter to Senator Mayes Middleton: District 11, who is my Texas Representative. I want my letter to include these ten points which are as follows:[Insert points]Please write a letter that shows my disagreement and concern with President Joe Biden's credit proposal. Make me sound both intelligent and concerned. And use my returning address as [insert your address]Antonio’s Letter to His State Senator [Your Name]Antonio T. Smith Jr.509 Laurel Street, #1466La Marque, Texas [ZIP Code][Date]Senator Mayes MiddletonTexas State SenateDistrict 11P.O. Box 12068Austin, Texas 78711-2068Dear Senator Middleton,I hope this letter finds you well. As a concerned citizen and resident of District 11, I am writing to express my disagreement and apprehension regarding President Joe Biden's recent credit proposal. While I understand the intention behind the proposal is to protect consumers and create a fairer credit system, I believe there are several points that need to be carefully considered.Firstly, although the President has proposed slashing credit card late fees, I am concerned that this action may inadvertently encourage irresponsible borrowing and spending habits. Financial institutions may also respond by increasing interest rates or introducing new fees to compensate for the loss in revenue.Secondly, the proposal to change the credit scoring system may have unintended consequences. While I acknowledge that the current system has its flaws, such as a lack of transparency and the presence of racial biases, completely overhauling it may create uncertainty and instability in the lending market.The creation of a new, federally-backed credit bureau within the CFPB is an ambitious plan, but its implementation may be challenging and time-consuming. Moreover, including non-traditional sources of credit data, such as rental history and utility bills, may not be a comprehensive solution to addressing the existing issues with credit reporting.Additionally, shutting down the three major credit bureaus (Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion) and replacing them with a public Credit Reporting Agency (CRA) may not be the most effective approach. Instead, focusing on improving the current system and holding credit bureaus accountable for their practices could be more beneficial in the long run.Lastly, while the new public body may sit alongside existing bureaus rather than replace them entirely, the transition process and its impact on consumers and lenders remain uncertain. It is crucial to ensure that any changes to the credit system do not create more harm than good for the citizens they are meant to protect.As my representative in the Texas State Senate, I kindly request that you consider these concerns and engage in a thoughtful dialogue with your fellow legislators and the Biden administration to ensure a fair and effective credit system for all Americans.Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. I appreciate your service to the people of District 11 and the state of Texas.Sincerely,[Your Full Name]Antonio T. Smith Jr.Closing ThoughtsGet mad as hell and don’t take it anymoreSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-secret-to-success/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy