Is there a short proof of the existence of $a$ so that $a$ is a primitive root for infinitely many primes $p$?

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After looking for a general answer I found Artins conjecture, and I was happy to see so much is known.

However I don't know nearly enough to follow the proof, yet it bothers me I can't prove the existence of any such a.

Is there a elementary/short proof of the existence of one such $a$?