When the FCC isn’t busy blocking Internet access to rural Americans and handing over hundreds of radio stations to George Soros, it apparently decides to focus on periodic malfeasance.
Which is precisely what’s just occurred with its startling $6M fine, issued to none other than a Democrat political consultant.
Apparently, Steve Kramer, a Louisiana-based Democrat political consultant, thought it would be a great idea to flood New Hampshire with robocalls featuring a deep fake version of Biden’s voice.
Rather humorously, the fake robo calls apparently urged listeners to not vote for Biden.
A rather convincing message, considering the Dems themselves kicked Biden to the curb.
Nonetheless, the FCC has decided to make Kramer a clear scapegoat for the party’s overall anti-Biden direction.
In addition to the staggering fine, FCC Chair Jessica Rosenworcel also remarked that the deepfake may “illegally interfere with elections.”
You don’t say.
“It is now cheap and easy to use Artificial Intelligence to clone voices and flood us with fake sounds and images … By unlawfully appropriating the likeness of someone we know, this technology can illegally interfere with elections. We need to call it out when we see it and use every tool at our disposal to stop this fraud,” Rosenworcel asserted.
Is that so?
Rather rich coming from an agency that just greenlit Soros’s $400M takeover of multiple American radio stations.
Perhaps even more humorously, the Dem operative sees absolutely nothing wrong with what he’s done, which he made abundantly clear to NBC News.
“In a statement and interview with NBC News, Kramer expressed no remorse for creating the deepfake, in which an imitation of the president’s voice discouraged participation in New Hampshire’s Democratic presidential primary,” NBC News reported.
“No remorse.” Rather humorous.
“I’m not afraid to testify, I know why I did everything … If a House oversight committee wants me to testify, I’m going to demand they put it on TV because I know more than them,” Kramer declared.
Hysterical that a Democrat political consultant is making this claim.
Way to eat your own.
Kramer also pointed out how amazingly easy it is to influence elections via AI, as if Hunter’s “business partners” didn’t know that already.
“This is a way for me to make a difference, and I have … For $500, I got about $5 million worth of action, whether that be media attention or regulatory action,” Kramer continued.
The irony of Kramer’s statement is that the sanctuary city and sanctuary state governments may well dump $5M into every illegal migrant on average, only to receive $500 – if that – in return.
However, Kramer took things a tad too far when he likened himself to revolutionary heroes.
“Kramer claimed he planned the fake robocall from the start as an act of civil disobedience to call attention to the dangers of AI in politics. He compared himself to American Revolutionary heroes Paul Revere and Thomas Paine,” NBC News added.
Is that so?
Well, considering that Thomas Paine authored Common Sense, it seems unlikely that Kramer could believably compare himself to Paine.
After all, the Democrats are the antithesis of common sense.
Author: Jane Jones
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