We need to think about deregulating government itself to remove the rules that prevent it from achieving democratic outcomes.

We need to think about deregulating government itself, getting the rules out of the way that keep government from achieving the democratic outcomes it aims for.

The regulatory reforms that were once well-intentioned have led to severe downstream consequences, and we need someone to intervene to change this.

Consumer protection is essential, but it should be integrated into the existing regulatory framework rather than creating separate agencies that complicate oversight.

The Supreme Court has indicated that many regulations may not be legal if they lack corresponding congressional legislation, which could lead to significant changes in government operations.

Legislation like the American Innovation and Choice Online Act is necessary to prevent large tech companies from abusing their market dominance to suppress competition.

We need to be proactive about the impact of AI on jobs and ensure proper regulation without overregulation.

We believe that achieving clarity in crypto regulation is essential for innovation in the U.S., as the current lack of agreement among regulatory bodies is untenable.

I believe in creating a parallel system that addresses the issues we face, rather than waiting for permission from those in power to make changes.