America’s founders deserve better than AI slop

The decline in oratory skills is concerning as we approach the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. The founders valued eloquent and persuasive speech, but today's politicians often rely on messaging and communication teams rather than genuine rhetoric. This shift suggests a broader cultural devaluation of meaningful, well-crafted speech, which risks diminishing the legacy of those who fought for American freedom. The erosion of oratory may also reflect a larger societal trend towards superficiality in public discourse.