Now, this could be an algorithm problem (yet more evidence that we shouldn't put all our eggs in the algorithm/AI basket), where it's the tools fault. But it could also be a political system error.
I shouldn't be participating in an election campaign for a state congressman if it isn't my state. In my sister's state, they have companies form other states funding election campaigns. I think that is also wrong. Why should someone or some company from another state have any say in who represents me and my state? I have a hard enough time getting represented in my state with just my state's voters voting. And I bet most other people feel the same way.
I know there are lots of conversations about what is wrong with the political system and US elections, the biggest one being the electoral college. But I can't help but think there are a lot of tweaks we could make without needing a constitutional amendment.
Anyway, for what it's worth, I will not be funding this candidate. Their ads get skipped as soon as possible. Just me, doing my part to be a fair political participant. You're welcome. And if YouTube is listening (hahahahahaha), you should fix the algorithm.
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