This article argues that both former President Trump and Vice President Harris are contributing to the growing national debt, contrary to their claims of fiscal responsibility.

The author contends that their economic plans will add approximately four trillion dollars to the deficit over ten years, according to the Penn Wharton Budget Model study.

This increase in spending, instead of addressing the underlying issues, perpetuates a cycle of inflation and harm to America's financial stability.

The article calls for a return to fiscal responsibility and limited government to ensure a brighter economic future.

Trump and Harris Ignore a Great Danger Facing America

OpenSats is in part funded by the general public – donations are solicited from everyone, and accepted via BTC and fiat. That's one reason why grants are made public: it'd be absurd for OpenSats to be spending money without disclosing who is getting it.

But it's also absurd if the _rejected_ applications are entirely private too. Which is the status quo. Funders should have some idea of what they could have spent money on, and didn't.

All I did was reveal two rejected applications. If that is enough to constitue serious drama, you should rethink what you're doing...

#Nostr is at an absolutely crucial moment. We need to get the core of the protocol stabilized before the investors swoop in and try to capture it for their own commercial interests and state purposes.

I’ve seen this rodeo before with the early internet. Government (except for defence and intelligence) and businesses are largely clueless on early stage protocols and technologies. But once they ‘get it’ (like they did c. 1996-2001), it takes off like wildfire. Fortunately the base protocol of TCP/IP was largely shaken out by then, alongside a few key protocols (DNS, SMTP).