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Secure critical mineral supply chains through processing, recycling, substitution, transparent permitting, cleanup bonds, community benefits, and public supply-risk dashboards.

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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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Honor alliances, measure shared capacity, reserve force for defined interests, require Congress to authorize and finance sustained war, and sunset every mandate.

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Gene-synthesis screening should be mandatory for every commercial provider, and AI cyber-offensive-capability evaluation should be a statutory duty inside AI-02's framework.

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Build mission-driven innovation agencies, testbeds, prizes, and procurement fast lanes so America can turn frontier science into deployed capability.

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Protect digital speech by defending platform editorial rights, banning state coercion by proxy, and allowing narrow privacy, safety, election, and national-security rules.

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Do not turn homes, devices, cameras, routers, or private accounts into government infrastructure without consent, law, compensation, and review.

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Require warrants and particularity for digital searches, close data-broker workarounds, and reform US-person queries inside foreign-intelligence surveillance.

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Build national cyber capacity through CISA, Cyber Command, and a reserve bench, with civil-liberties guardrails before creating a new military service.

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Chip and compute export policy should be a published, tiered, allied-coordinated framework, separate from AI-02's dedicated safety-review process.

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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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