@XRPcryptowolf At this point I really don’t care as my spirit is almost broken as I can no longer get excited 😆but I still have hope and have always said from the beginning it’s an all or nothing game, no risk no reward…. Let’s Go!!!
This article says that I’m a critic of @ewarren due to her anti-crypto stance. I’m a critic of Senator Warren on so much more than Crypto. Crypto is just one example and not the most important example.
If I did run against Warren, I would welcome a debate with her on every alleged core issue she claims to stand for. Let’s talk about poverty and income inequality. I learned more about poverty and its impact on the human spirit from a single weekend during my childhood than she could ever fathom. I know how to actually put a dent in the wealth gap because I did it in my own life. In 12 years as a Senator she has done NOTHING to help reduce income inequality. Her party had control of the House, the Senate and the Presidency. During that time, the wealth gap increased - not decreased. She’s a one trick pony - claiming taxing the wealthy is the only answer. You don’t improve income inequality by putting more money in the federal government’s pocket, hoping that after money is given to foreign countries, a few dollars might trickle down to regular people. How do you tackle the wealth gap? You improve income inequality by getting the 💰 in the pockets of the people, not the government. You build wealth by owning appreciable assets. How do you get appreciable assets in regular people’s hands? By allowing much more access to those assets and markets.
Should the wealthy pay more in taxes? Of course they should, but you accomplish that by changing the tax code. And let’s get something straight: there are 738 billionaires in the United States. Cumulatively, those 738 billionaires are worth $5 Trillion. If we took every single penny from @elonmusk@mcuban@BillAckman@chrislarsensf@bgarlinghouse@brian_armstrong and every other billionaire in this country, it would pay 5 years of interest only on the National Debt. Five years of interest! That’s it. If she wants to tackle the wealth gap, why doesn’t Warren support changing the accredited investor rule which prohibits 90% of Americans from having access to private equity markets - you know the type of investments that made her friend @SpeakerPelosi worth $120 million. A Marine or Soldier can serve in combat lose a limb or lose their life but can’t own pre-IPO shares of a company because he doesn’t make $200K per year or have a net worth of $1M, excluding his home. Yet, @GaryGensler and Warren support raising that $1M to $3M. In short, I would love to discuss this alleged core issue of Elizabeth Warren’s.
Elizabeth Warren claims to be for reducing income inequality yet her answer to the problem is to ban the number one appreciating asset the world has ever seen. If anything, #Bitcoin and Crypto has produced more new accredited investors than any single asset in history. But her stance is much more dangerous than just banning crypto. Her stance is anti-freedom. People have the right to decide what’s best for their lives not Senators living in an Ivy tower built on the backs of taxpayers.
And it’s not just income inequality. Although abortion is not an issue in Massachusetts, if she desires, I would welcome a debate on abortion and women’s rights. I have three daughters and I’m incapable of supporting anything that would strip away or infringe on their rights or freedoms.
What about the issue she campaigned on when she asked Massachusetts voters to send her to D.C. over a decade ago? Remember she said she was going to go to D.C. to hold greedy corporations accountable? After serving 8 years in the Marine Corps, I’ve spent the last 21 years suing greedy corporations for poisoning people with asbestos, despite them knowing since 1927 that it would kill people. In fact, Elizabeth Warren represented Travelers insurance in an asbestos case before the Supreme Court, allegedly for abetsos victims - while I actually represented asbestos victims.
Warren pounded the table outraged that no banker went to jail after causing the financial crisis of 2008. Those same bankers now write her bills.