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@Badhombre
Mrs. Newsom said the same thing to Harvey. Go harder and farther.
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@TheChiefNerdposted on X
Gavin Newsom says his wife feels that AI regulation “must go much harder and farther” https://t.co/Bd4WeuhBS2
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Community Sentiment Analysis
Real-time analysis of public opinion and engagement
Sentiment Distribution
83% Engaged
75% Negative
Positive
8%
Negative
75%
Neutral
17%
Key Takeaways
What the community is saying — both sides
Supporting
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concern about heavy regulation
runs through the replies — “If Gavin became President, he'd regulate us into the ground” captures a common fear that a Newsom presidency would bring stricter rules and oversight.
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go harder and farther
,” framing the idea as a positive, tougher approach to policy and enforcement.
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sexual jokes and "that's what she said" quips
, turning the slogan into light-hearted mockery and undercutting the seriousness of some replies.
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listen to his wife
” or noting she’s consulting experts — replies cast his wife as a decisive advisor in the conversation.
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national security concern
that warrants strict treatment.
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Engagement patterns show which tones landed
replies promoting toughness and witty one-liners drew the most likes, while more measured or neutral observations received far less attention, signaling what resonated with this audience.
Opposing
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Personal attacks dominate the replies
a flood of insults, sexualized comments and conspiracy-laced accusations aimed at Gavin Newsom and his wife overwhelm the thread, often invoking Harvey Weinstein and alleging infidelity or impropriety rather than engaging the policy point.
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Body-language mockery is a running joke — many users obsess over his gestures (“...
Body-language mockery is a running joke — many users obsess over his gestures (“jazz hands,” creepy hand movements), using that as shorthand to dismiss his credibility or paint him as inauthentic.
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Fear that regulation will choke innovation
a large subset warns that heavy-handed AI rules will drive startups and companies out of California, slow progress and hand advantage to less-regulated rivals abroad.
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Distrust in politicians and calls for accountability — numerous replies demand s...
Distrust in politicians and calls for accountability — numerous replies demand specifics, accuse Newsom of corruption or lying, and urge resignation or stronger transparency, tying AI policy to broader political grievances.
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Polarized debate about the need for rules — while many oppose regulation as stif...
Polarized debate about the need for rules — while many oppose regulation as stifling or futile (China will still deploy AI), a smaller group requests concrete policy details and expresses concern about harms like censorship and misinformation that regulation might seek to address.
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Harassment skews the conversation away from substance — the prevalence of misogy...
Harassment skews the conversation away from substance — the prevalence of misogynistic and sexually explicit attacks on the governor’s wife shifts attention from technical or legislative discussion to outraged, often abusive commentary.
Top Reactions
Most popular replies, ranked by engagement
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@EllieGAnders
If Gavin became President, he'd regulate us into the ground. Just look at California.
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@Michael87718416
Harder and farther
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@CuiBonoCapital
Well, if his wife says it
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@AlexCorrino
rther" is a very poetic way of saying "I want more paperwork and fewer startups." It’s always the people who can’t explain how a LLM works who are the most confident about how to strangulate it. We've officially moved from the Age of Innovation to the Age of Asking for Pe
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@heartland_grump
That's weird. I think she got that same advice from Harvey Weinstein.
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