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Wisconsin congressional candidate Rebecca Cooke's campaign has fired off a formal cease-and-desist letter accusing Rep. Derrick Van Orden of running attack ads built on fabricated AI-generated footage of her. The letter , sent by Ben Stafford of Elias Law Group on behalf of Cooke for Congress,…
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