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July 3, 2026. Mike Figueredo interviews Oliver Larkin who is running for U.S. Congress in Florida (CD-25): oliverforcongress.com

His primary opponent is incumbent Democrat Jared Moskowitz.

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• Election Day: August 18, 2026

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Here is Oliver's full 25-minute interview on YouTube: LOL: Democrat Afraid of Socialists Pretends His DSA-Backed Opponent Doesn’t Exist - The Humanist Report (THR) - July 3, 2026 (YouTube)

From the description: In this video we talk to DSA-endorsed congressional candidate Oliver Larkin. He's challenging Jared Moskowitz—the Fetterman of House Democrats—in Florida's 25th congressional district.

The Humanist Report (THR) is a progressive political podcast that discusses and analyzes current news events and pressing political issues. Our analyses are guided by humanism and political progressivism. Each news story we cover is supplemented with thought-provoking, fact-based commentary that aims for the highest level of objectivity. ~:~ humanistreport.com

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I understand the need for clickbait titles in an era where print is struggling, but this is so absurd and out of touch.

Nvidia has been one of the only companies raking in real profits off of the gen AI boom, which has in turn been built on the idea that you can replace workers with AI, because ultimately the only real value this particular flavor of AI has to the majority of organizations is the prospect of headcount reduction. This is a concept that the manufacturing sector is all too familiar with.

To then turn around and say that this is actually because they offer less perks to their workers, regardless of what the "nuance" may be, is insane. Workers don't want your perks. They want housing, food, healthcare, and stability. Nvidia's sudden rise to absurd levels of wealth is fundamentally built on a promise that other companies may eventually be able to remove workers out of the equation. Free lunch has nothing to do with it.