@APompliano Push the free trial really hard in all your marketing to get Silvia in the hands of as many investors as possible. Silvia is a fantastic product with low costs to let consumers take it for a test drive. As they say the car business, the feel of the wheel seals the deal.
@elonmusk Good morning from Utah, where they just approved the largest data center in the world on top of many already here. This hellscape used to be a view of beautiful mountains, now all you can see is smoke from fires and dust from the great Salt Lake in a state that has no water left.
@_Postive_Vibes Man whose wealth increases billions of dollars in a year as president claims to lose billions of dollars by being president. Makes sense.
@aA45h21@TonySeruga I just got a good laugh from this. You’re one little person. Literally nobody who matters on the right is telling Trump he screwed up and holding him accountable.
@xAllinCrypto@Investhor_@UziCryptoo I get a 50% match on my Roth IRA contributions up to 10% of my income and I don’t have any other investments returning 50% per year. What do you mean by “they still go to a traditional IRA?” For tax purposes, it’s a Roth, with tax free withdrawals after age 59.5.
@JacobKinge I feel pretty confident btc is crashing because enough people on wall street have decided to stress test this guy and see what price his conviction dies at.
The presidential pardon system is broken.
Right now, there are no meaningful checks on the President’s pardon power. That makes it ripe for abuse, and it’s a threat to the rule of law.
That’s why I support a constitutional amendment to put commonsense limits in place: no self-pardons, no pardons for family, administration officials, or campaign staff, and no pardons for anyone whose crimes were committed to benefit the President or those closest to them — or carried out at a President’s direction.
It is time to protect the Constitution and the rule of law with common sense limits that restore public trust.