Elon Musk wasted his time and fortune. The "cuts" proposed by the GOP are less than 15% of the money Musk PERSONALLY lost over the last 12 months by engaging in an earnest effort to curb governmental power and profligacy.
Most every member of the House and Senate on both sides of the aisle is bought and paid for, and the few that aren't, won't be re-elected. Arm-in-arm with the deep state, the Uniparty has enabled graft, diversion and theft of trillions while plunging us into an irrecoverable debt spiral. When the gravy train runs out of track, and it will, those that feed at the public trough will not be impacted at all while the rest of us wrestle for that last dented can of Spam at Kroger's.
Doge did nothing except help those that backed Trump. Raising your arms and howling at people does little to move any credible strategy forward. FOX is not a credible source for anything including your weak stats on fraud.
Absolutely agree — spending reduction is not just a political talking point, it's a necessity for long-term economic stability.
What Elon and the DOGE team attempted was a rare show of courage: applying first-principles thinking to a system that’s become bloated beyond recognition. The fact that resistance came from both parties tells you everything — the problem isn’t left vs. right, it’s systemic addiction to unchecked spending.
When we normalize trillion-dollar deficits and turn a blind eye to inefficiency and waste, we undermine the very future we claim to protect. The national debt does matter — not just for inflation or interest payments, but because it represents a silent tax on future generations. You can’t "stimulate" your way out of structural dysfunction.
Innovation brought in by entrepreneurs and engineers should be celebrated, not stifled. This wasn’t about slashing essential services — it was about making the system work. And the failure to support that mission tells you who really benefits from the current status quo.
If we don’t get serious about efficiency, fiscal discipline, and accountability, no amount of tech innovation or economic growth will be enough to offset the recklessness.
SHILL
pomp wen u gunna get on the hedera train and be done with btc
Elon Musk wasted his time and fortune. The "cuts" proposed by the GOP are less than 15% of the money Musk PERSONALLY lost over the last 12 months by engaging in an earnest effort to curb governmental power and profligacy.
Most every member of the House and Senate on both sides of the aisle is bought and paid for, and the few that aren't, won't be re-elected. Arm-in-arm with the deep state, the Uniparty has enabled graft, diversion and theft of trillions while plunging us into an irrecoverable debt spiral. When the gravy train runs out of track, and it will, those that feed at the public trough will not be impacted at all while the rest of us wrestle for that last dented can of Spam at Kroger's.
For those who love the US and hate to see the government squandering our national wealth, we can update Lyn Alden's refrain:
"There is no stopping this pain."
Agree entirely except for where you capitalize "Satoshi" but lower case "God"
I asked, you delivered, great article!
Doge did nothing except help those that backed Trump. Raising your arms and howling at people does little to move any credible strategy forward. FOX is not a credible source for anything including your weak stats on fraud.
Who Has More Courage To Stand Up And Say NO”
" BITCOIN IS SANITY.
SANITY IS CONTAGIOUS. "
- WILLIAM IAIN JONES
Absolutely agree — spending reduction is not just a political talking point, it's a necessity for long-term economic stability.
What Elon and the DOGE team attempted was a rare show of courage: applying first-principles thinking to a system that’s become bloated beyond recognition. The fact that resistance came from both parties tells you everything — the problem isn’t left vs. right, it’s systemic addiction to unchecked spending.
When we normalize trillion-dollar deficits and turn a blind eye to inefficiency and waste, we undermine the very future we claim to protect. The national debt does matter — not just for inflation or interest payments, but because it represents a silent tax on future generations. You can’t "stimulate" your way out of structural dysfunction.
Innovation brought in by entrepreneurs and engineers should be celebrated, not stifled. This wasn’t about slashing essential services — it was about making the system work. And the failure to support that mission tells you who really benefits from the current status quo.
If we don’t get serious about efficiency, fiscal discipline, and accountability, no amount of tech innovation or economic growth will be enough to offset the recklessness.