@Microinteracti1 The majority of voters in the US vote with their wallet. Economy, inflation, Healthcare, unemployment, prices at the pump is the major concern right now. This issue appearing now is just another drop in the bucket, but it's not what will win or lose him the election.
@SukritGanesh@RaspberryFalcon@Teoyaomiquu Just that this is not how it works. Congress appropriates funds but the executive branch must spend the money. Even the current Congress appropriated funds and the Pentagon slow walked the delivery.
@smart_money Den Genius Act hat Trump bereits im vergangenen Sommer unterzeichnet. Stablecoins sind also bereits reguliert. Sie scheitern am Clarity Act, also Marktstruktur, da sie es nicht schaffen, die Banken und Crypto auf einen Nenner zu bringen.
@elerianm It will be most interesting to see where the money goes? Smart money moves first, long before the average Joe realizes that something is broken.
@elonmusk Maaan, you keep crying about it, yet I haven't seen you once coming up with actual solutions. You are an employer. What are your family friendly policies that encourage your employees to have children? Expecting them to work day and night and camp in their offices? Yeah, sure....
@TylerBolli37223 @ShayGri@ernestmayer@BadGrendels@covie_93 Unfortunately, I don't agree here. They are making us again too dependent on one source with overweight share in the imports. That's not in the interest of Europe and not in the interest of consumers. Just my humble opinion.
@ShayGri @TylerBolli37223 @ernestmayer@BadGrendels@covie_93 Yes, but in the overall mix of Energy imports, EU still purchased 30B Euros worth of petroleum and gas products from Russia last year (~15% of energy imports). Moving in the right direction but unwinding this takes time.
@TylerBolli37223 @ernestmayer@BadGrendels@covie_93 At the same time, rectifying the dependence on one source by making yourself dependent on another is not the solution. Diversification is important.
@TylerBolli37223 @ernestmayer@BadGrendels@covie_93 I don't that this was what the previous poster was aiming as "goods". Increasing the cost of energy doesn't increase the standard of living either. So, I feel like you are a little off topic here. Though I agree, diversification of energy sources for the EU comes way too late.