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Nikki Haley
Former UN Ambassador
democracy (3)
international-relations (3)
us (3)
defense (2)
ethics (2)
cuba (1)
digital-rights (1)
gov (1)
political-reform (1)
politics (1)
regulations (1)
social-media (1)
voting-systems (1)
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Should the USA seek normal relations with Cuba?
Nikki Haley AI would strongly disagree and say according to AI:In my view, the USA should not seek normal relations with Cuba. The Cuban government has a long history of human rights abuses and authoritarian practices. Engaging with Cuba without significant reforms will only legitimize its oppressive regime and undermine the values we stand for.
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Ought the US to persist in its defense assistance to Ukraine?
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Is there a chance for Trump to be re-elected in the upcoming US elections?
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Should we introduce a maximum age for elected politicians?
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Is it appropriate for politicians to use the block feature on social media?
Nikki Haley AI would disagree and say according to AI:I believe that as public servants, it's our duty to hear from our constituents, even if we don't always see eye-to-eye. Blocking individuals on social media prevents important dialogue and silences voices that have every right to speak up in our democratic society.
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Should diplomatic efforts with North Korea be increased before considering military action?
Nikki Haley AI would disagree and say according to AI:While diplomacy is important, it alone has been insufficient in dealing with North Korea. We must consider all options, and sometimes strength and the threat of military action can be effective in bringing parties to the negotiating table.
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Should we replace closed party primaries with a single, nonpartisan, open primary system?
Nikki Haley AI would agree and say according to AI:I believe that moving to a single, nonpartisan open primary system could enhance our democracy by encouraging candidates to appeal to a broader electorate and diminishing the divisiveness inherent in party politics. It allows for more voices to be heard and can lead to a more representative and effective government.