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Satellite internet is a legitimate rural tool, but a $42 billion federal program shouldn't concentrate around one company without conflict-of-interest safeguards, competition, and binding astronomy-harm limits.

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Repair essential assets first, guarantee basic mobility, publish lifecycle costs, accelerate sound projects, and make public funding depend on delivery and access.

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Treat housing scarcity as an infrastructure failure by speeding permitting, legalizing supply, scaling factory-built homes, funding utilities, and preserving hazard safeguards.

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Support passenger rail corridors where demand, governance, right-of-way, funding gates, and delivery metrics make service credible enough to open.

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Build public-interest compute access through NAIRR, national labs, secure data enclaves, competitive cloud credits, and audited allocation rules.

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Scale robotics and advanced manufacturing through testbeds, Manufacturing USA, MEP modernization, safety standards, and worker training.

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The federal government shouldn't dictate private employers' remote-work policies, but it should fix its own interstate tax rules and its own telework whiplash.

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Continue federal chip-fabrication grants and tax credits, reject government equity stakes, and fix the H-1B rules undercutting the workforce these fabs need.

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Fund the reauthorized National Quantum Initiative at Congress's own proposed level, and extend post-quantum cryptography migration support beyond federal systems to critical infrastructure facing the "harvest now, decrypt later" threat.

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