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Protect price stability, build abundant essentials, expose household costs before government acts, and break concentrated power that lets firms raise prices without earning customers.

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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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Restore competitive markets, guarantee safe basic banking, make financial data portable, discipline exploitative credit, modernize payments, and let failing firms exit without public rescue.

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Secure affordable food through competitive markets, farmer choice, resilient soil and water, risk-based support, open equipment, regional processing, and automatic nutrition aid.

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Cover everyone automatically, preserve plan choice, cap household exposure, offer a public fallback, and confront provider, drug, insurer, and administrative costs directly.

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Guarantee fair repair, data portability, and interoperability rights unless a manufacturer proves a specific safety, security, or privacy risk.

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Make startup formation, founder immigration, early capital, worker mobility, employee equity, and public first-customer pathways easier to use.

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A dangerous-capability threshold should trigger safety evaluation before an irrevocable open-weight release, since a closed model can still be patched afterward and an open one cannot.

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