'No Shame': Trump Official Gets Eviscerated Over His 'Out Of Touch' AI Flex - People
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White House deputy chief of staff Dan Scavino popped an artificial intelligence champagne bottle over the weekend, and social media users weren't having it with the flex.
Scavino shared an AI-generated clip that depicts him dressed in a suit as he joyously sprays bubbly in the air while riding in a luggage cart alongside his wife, Erin Scavino, the U.S. State Department's director of Art in Embassies.
The president's son, Eric Trump, is seen pushing the cart from behind them alongside his wife, Fox News host Lara Trump.
The roughly six-second clip, backed by Pitbull's "Don't Stop the Party," concludes with President Donald Trump greeting the group with open arms.
Scavino captioned the clip by teasing that he "felt inclined" to share his experience at the White House state dinner that the president held for Chinese leader Xi Jinping on Thursday.
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A screenshot from an AI-generated clip posted by White House deputy chief of staff Dan Scavino on Saturday. X
The post arrives after Eric and Laura Trump's state dinner glam shot sparked similar backlash with critics who likened the snap to a "let them eat cake" moment considering the president's history of dismissinghigh prices.
Carrie Prejean Boller, a conservative activist who was booted from her role on the White House's Religious Liberty Commission earlier this year, ripped Scavino over the clip.
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"You really have no shame, do you?" she began in a post to X.
"Many Americans can't afford groceries, gas or their mortgage payment, and you post a tone deaf AI video of you and your buddies partying at the People's House. MAGA is dead."
Meghan McCain — daughter of late Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) — also chimed in, writing, "One of my friends couldn't afford air conditioner this summer."
Jonah Goldberg, co-founder and editor-in-chief of The Dispatch, jokingly declared, "This is precisely the midterm messaging the GOP needs from the Deputy White House Chief of Staff."
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Another X user described the clip as "revolting," adding, "We've got farmers breaking down in tears over the price of diesel fuel, wondering how their farms are going to survive and this is what the director of the Presidential Personnel Office and deputy chief of staff is posting."
The post concluded, "But please, tell me more about how I gotta vote so the Dems don't ruin our country."
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Scumbag Dan Scavino cares less about the American people less than Trump does, if thats humanly possible.
Why use AI to create such a shallow slacker persona? These people could use AI to portray themselves in any role. Yet, it seems they're attracted to empty, mindless celebrations of a millennial rave from the 1990s. Dan Scavino is a 90s kid from the Beavis and Butthead generation when Austin Powers was shagging and the mosh pit was in vogue.
Did we really lose a generation in the 1990s?
Dan Scavino knows that a punk like him has no business being within a hundred miles of the White House so he is celebrating his good fortune and the gullibility of MAGA.
Scavino looks like he's trying show off his A-List status. It's an MTV inspired persona. Scavino has chosen the shallow slacker, millennial rave, mosh pit aesthetic of the 1990s to define himself.