Massachusetts Senate Primary Becomes Referendum on Age and Technological Understanding
In the Massachusetts Democratic primary, 80-year-old incumbent Ed Markey faces a challenge from 47-year-old Seth Moulton, who argues that Markey is out of touch with modern issues like artificial intelligence. Markey's unclear response to a debate question about AI has become a focal point, with some young voters supporting Moulton for generational change, while others back Markey for his progressive record. The race is seen as a test of whether age matters in Congress.
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